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14th YEAR .. * *& *& * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956—68 PAGES | "UT rane. DuTeE raze Puotos Te   
Tornado Victims * 
  ackle Chore   
  
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13 Firemen Hurt in Factory Fire   
Six Killed in Bro A semana. 3: at Charles J. In- 
lapsed during a roaring blaze|fosino, 4. to 
Eight men, . including | 
Petronelli; acting chief of the NEW YORK (#—~A wall cal- 
_ which gutted a Bronx factory 
building last night. Six firemen 
“were crushed to death and 13 
others were injured. 
Fire Commissioner Edward Cav-) 
anagh Jr.,.struck by a flying 
brick, saw six of his men buried 
under an avalanche of debris. Five 
died as they reached a hospital. 
The sixth man died a few minutes 
later. 
The five-alarm blaze broke out) 
shortly after 8 p.m. in the base- 
ment of a one-story, 40-by-80-foot 
brick structure occupied by an 
artificial flower manufacturing 
firm. Firemen fought for 344 hours 
to put it out. . 
The crashing wall cut power 
lines. and snuffed out street lights. 
Some 60 firemen battled on-«in 
darkness and choking smoke. 
Cavanagh, saying the fire took 
the worst toll of lives in the de- 
partment in 24 years, ordered an 
immediate investigation. 
Firemen were scrambling up 
half a dozen ladders hoisted 
against the 25-foot-high roof when 
someone yelled “Watch it!"   elear and brought a large section, 
of the wall with it. Then the enfire! 
front wall went down. 
MARQUEE GIVES WAY | 
Ladders were heaved outward 
as the marquee gave way. 
firemen were thrown to compara- , 
BRONX FACTORY FIRE — Firemen battle m 
| Bronx factory fire last night after collapse of wall which killed six 
| firemen and injured 13 others. Fire Commiss 
_famped clear. | Jr., was struck by a falling brick and Acti 
Joseph O'Keefe said he| Nell, standing with Cavanagh, received a b nx Blaze 
  
  bones, lacerations, bruises 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) 
ar Wirephote 
ultiple-alarm 
joner Edward Cavanagh 
ng Chief Antonio Petro- 
roken leg.     
15 feet up a ladder when he| 
a warning cry. He looked) 
saw the wall sway, and his; 
was tossed outward. 
O'Keefe was flung clear, suf- 
it 
| , and Arthur Hanson, | 
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Others killed were Lt. John F 
Molloy, 44, and firemen Edward 
, 4, Frederick J. 
~ Detroit Pair Murder 
~ Case Set in Mexico MEXICO CITY @—Two men 
from the United States were in 
Ciudad Victoria today to stand trial! 
in the mutilation slaying of Mr. and 
Mrs. Everett Kennison of Detroit. 
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Police said William Shelton and) 
Joseph O’Brien, both 37, confessed 
the killings. 
The bodies of. the Kennisons, 
in Mexico on a hunting trip, 
were found March 17 ‘about 15 
miles from Victoria. They had 
been staying at a motel managed 
by Shelton and O’Brien. 
The two men disappeared after 
the killings but were captured here 
last Saturday. oy | 
They both claim only Shelton) 
was present when the Kennisons| 
were shot. Shelton claimed he 
_suffered a mental blackout at the, 
When captured the pair denied | 
knowledge of the killings. 
said they. made~statements after, 
seeing Kennison’s checkbook, found | 
in Shelton’s station wagon. | . 
  
  
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Police ologists expressed Not Candidate, 
VanDusen dys 
Pri Htc Representative 
of Third District 
State Représentative Richard C. 
VanDusen (R-Birmingham) said 
VanDusen, appeirtéd<to fill a 
;vacancy in the-House of Repre-|is scheduléd to last through Sun- 
sentatives in February, 1954, was'day night. ‘ 
lelected to the post in November 
tof the same year. 
He said he plans fo concen- 
trate on the private practice of 
law, but might be interested in 
becoming a Republican candi- 
date for attorney general 
though he is not actively 
paigning. , al cam- 
VanDusen, 30, has been chair-/ AUGUSTA, Ga. A brief show-\Saturday at a meeting of Fair 
man of the Birmingham Repub- er greeted early starters today as/Sharers and the Huron Coynty 
lican Committee and Oakland 
County’s Third District Republican 
Organization Committee. 
A graduate of the University 
of Minnesota, he took his law 
degree from Harvard Law School. 
Etna Worries Sicily 
CATANIA, Sicily W — Volcan- 
fears today 
that flame-spouting Mt. Etna’s 
new eruption may become its 
most violent in many years. 
  
Prayers Are Answered 
             
    
    
     lew Practice ; 
“~|son, who comes from Golf, 
é each toured the front nine in 42. 500 See Opening 
of Builders’ Show) 
at Pontiac Armory 
Home improvement was the 
theme last night as the Pon 
for a five-day run at the Pontiac’ 
Armory, 57 Water St. 
More than 300 area residents 
plays of the latest innewations in 
house and yard equipment. 
Sponsored by the Pontiac Junior 
| Chamber of Commerce, the show   +? Seeks National 
jome and Builders’ Show opened) FSBA Adviser 
Milkers Union Martin Declares. Plans 
in Works for Organizing | 
Dairy Farmers : 
DETROIT ( — Homer 
Martin, an adviser to the 
Assn., says plans are in the 
works: for a national or- 
ganization of dairy farmers 
pledged to higher milk 
prices. A goal, Martin said, 
would be at least $6 a hun- 
for drinking 
The former. president of 
the United Auto Workers 
said a working agreement) 
has been reached with the 
Tri-State Master Dairy 
Farmers Guild in. the East 
to join in forming the na-   Fair Share Bargaining) '% mt 
West Michigan Suffers Damage 
(Setat $11 Million Tornado Inflicts Freak Damage 
  
  Death Toll Now Placed 
| .at 17; Several Persons 
Still Unaccounted For — 
‘GRAND RAPIDS |(7— Thousands of tor- 
nado victims turned to the 
task of ree 
building shattered homes 
today in the aftermath of 
Michigan's second worst 
tornado. . 
“The death toll stood at "1 
the Grand Rapids area 
where Tuesday night's 
twister claimed 16 of its 17 
known victims. The other 
known ‘death was near 
east of * 
buildings standing while peeling off outer walls. 
The one above is in Hudsonville, a Grand Rapids Thompsonville, OPEN HOUSE -- Vicious tornado which struck western Michigan Tuesday. night,played freak- 
ish tricks at some houses, leaving parts of the 
  
Will Test Adlai Pontiac Attorney Watches‘ =" = == 
Twister Hit Grand Rapids 
“We knew people were getting killed out there. It 
left us feeling completely helpless.” . 
Stevenson Must Match pontiac attorney Anthony Renne, who flew to Grand|nadoes in ty Traverse Kefauver's 42 Pct. in/Rapids for a business meeting Tuesday night, watched|The figure fas roughly 
Wisconsin for Big Boost'the first of three tornadoes antes — 
li lllinois Primary 
    
which killed 17 and left 
By JACK BELL 2,000 homeless in Michigan 
WASHINGTON (®—The Illinois 
      | visited 
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @® : 
: a a   
  
Martin said Fair Share leaders already had held’ informal talks 
Wisconsin and Ohio as well as the 
three eastern states. He said Fair 
Share headquarters here had re-   Pjctures and full account of the 
show are included on Page 19 of) 
The Pontiac Press. 
Masters Tournament 
Players Get Doused ceived calls “from as far away as 
Georgia” expressing interest in 
formation of a national organiza- 
tion. 
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“The dairy farmer feeds an. or- 
ganization he can trust and one 
which will bargain for him in good 
faith.”’ Martin said. 
Martin is scheduled to speak 
  |a record field teed off in the first) 
jround of the 20th Masters Golf 
|Totrnament. _ 
| Light rain fell about 30 minutes, 
dousing the course, and the ouit- 
look was for more rain later in 
|the day. The Augusta Weather 
iBureau’s forecast was for mostly 
cloudy and warm weather with 
j widely: scattered showers 
None of the favorites was among 
those starting early. Ben Hogan 
jwas set to tee off at 12:48 p.m., 
|defending champion Cary Middle- 
|coff at 1:18 and Sam Snead at 1:48. 
| Two graying but anbent oldsters 
‘led the way. Fred McLeod, a 
iteaching professional from Wash- 
lington, D. C,, who is 74, and his 
12-year-old partner, Jock Hutchin- 
Hi., 
| Strokes. 
_ In addition to the old guard 
headed by Hogan, Midd@lecoff and air. The warm air, being lighter, | ing cloudiness with & chance of, DETROIT ie 
‘Snead, the classy field includes starts to rise quickly, creating showers by late afternoon or even- “Michigan Pioneers for Kefauver” thon run of nearly 2% years in 
;most of the nation’s younger stars 
jand, as always, there was specula- 
|tion about whether one of the new- violent storms. The funnet usually; The lowest temperature preced-'Sen, Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) as of the run and attendance total \comers could wrest ‘this title from|ranges from 100 feet to a half ing 8 a.m. was 37. 
the veterans, ‘Farmers Union in Bad Axe. 
April to July 
Considered ~ 
as Twister Time | | 
| CHICAGO W&—The rash of tor- 
inados that cut a path of death 
and destruction Monday and Tues- 
day got the twister season off to; 
a quick start. 
The season for torna@mrs gen-| 
erally runs from April through, 
July. ‘ : 
(A University of Michigan me- 
teorologist warned today that 
| Michigan is in for more torna- 
| does.) : 
They are bred when a layer of) 
cool and dry air spreads over a) 
thick ground layer of moist, warm!     
turbulence, 
Tornadoes are small, localized, 
‘mile in thickness. day would give Kefauver backers, 
Eisenhower in November than) 
their candidate. 3 
state, where he served one term) 
as governor. In 1952,-he lost the! 
state to Eisenhower by 443,000 
votes. ' 
strongly for Eisenhéwer as. did 
Wisconsin. Eisenhower got 54 per 
cent of thé total general election 
vote in Hlinois and 61 per cent in 
Wisconsin, 
primary, as Kefauver Was ini Wis-/Versity of Michigan has announced 
jconsin, ~ 
Showers in Sight 
for Friday Evening Tite ii Hi =_ 3 Fe i planned to leave 
investigate 
‘He ts to report beck to   at Hammarskjold 
tomorrow to FLEE ak Nevertheless, a relatively poor 
showing by Stevenson next Tues-   tt f fe ii il E 
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month 
E   { HF had § 
% IN ADLAI’S HOME STATE 
Iiinois is Stevenson's home, 3 Hil bi 4. we could judge its direction. It 
. ** * came within about three miles of Tilinois that year did not go aSiyg 
      
  UM Plans ew Dorm ~ 
to House-2,000 Students 
ANN ARBOR (INS) — The Uni- * . > 
Stevenson will be unopposed of-| 
ficially in the Illinois Democratic’ 
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in estine area. 
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., U. 8. 
chiet delegate and co@ficil presi- 
housing 2,000 students on its new)dent for April, voiced the council's erty 
north campus, confidence in the secretary gen- 
The project, said by school of-\eral and its good wishes. Israeli 
ficials to be ‘two or three years and. Arab spokesmen had pre- 
jaway,”’ was announced after the|viously promised cooperation with 
istate approved $18.5 million ‘worth the mission. 
of self-liquidating projects for the 
university, 
= 43 plans for a $9 million dormitory i! f 
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‘Gone With Wind’—Goes 
BERLIN #® — “Gone With the Wind” finally went today, The dur- -— A newly formed able American film ended a mara- 
  
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i The Weatherman foresees fair: 
weather tonight with a low ranging 
from 41 to 45 degrees. 
Tomorrow there will be increas- 
  il State Kefauverites Meet | 
ing. The temperature will be from committee met in Detroit yester-|West Berlin after playing to 600,- 
61 to 65 degrees. \day to draw up plans supporting 000 moviegoers. Both the length 
  
thermome-. the Democratic nominee for broke all movie records for West 
president, ‘Germany,   ter registered 64 by 2 p.m. 
    
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What should you: do if a tornado 
is about to strike jhe Pontiac area, 
    Civil Defense Heads Give Tornado Advice \Observer post filter centers send 
lwarnings to law enforcement agen- 
icles when tornadoes ate spotted. 
In other information prepared by 
Jarrendt’s office, it was suggested 
that a shelter, like your basement, 
  
      
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under the most substantial object/and east sides of the house may/and fuel lines. 
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: , to the building, should head north. It is possible When you sre inside, stay away outrun @ tornado if there is         windows and draw shades. 
     
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im R ae | fe _ [Rogers has stated Colvin was not|fp: % 
, [The Day in Birmingham = — Possession of. Dope artes’ ts tossed soe Bicycle Plates 
Advisory Group NamespBrings Prison Term ———~__ |Thievgs, Say Police 
1956 Area UF Leaders _ | t-1mnemmiwvlthrough House [foes set : inen We- . : r ae er pea ° ” Through Ho Mths a this 
ee err pe ney tsa! ay gag Bh seu megel pe mn was se-' Left by Thief , nue tae ham-Bloom r a 80 'tenced to 1 - 10 years in State Pris- . urge youngsters to tag 
Committee of the ‘Metropolitan| Elk, ia Southern Michigan yesterd Apparently matchlight, | with license plates. 
United Foundatioh, has announced eee La ne County burgiaé last ai ransacked hey * 2 * 
that William B. Bachman, Jr., will] Kay Baum's new” store we-/by Oskjand County Circuit Judge) TOES! oy 0 tn a and stole} “License plates discourage steal- lead the group for the comiing)modeling includes « dramffic|Clark J. Adams. — | ” according to Juvenile officer 
year. Bachman is a vice-president| walkway above the sales room,| William Rogers, 36, of Flint, haq|$# in change plus four trade stamp) "so Jagea that they of Ma¢Manus, John & Adams, joining the upstairs lounges and|Pleaded guilty to the charge March |books, Pontiac police said. aid in recovery-and return of bikes 
Serving on his comittee are Pauli crrices Designed by Architect El-|26- at es | ‘The owner, Wesley McCulloch, owners. oe oe 
N. Averill, Irving B. Babcock, Mrs.114+ Robinson, the new home of , , & who with his wife was away were recently reported by 
Raymond G, Bower, H.|the ladies’ specialty shop is done|Russell Colvin,.also of Flint, was|tween 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., reported/Gladys Grubb, of 14 W. Rutgers 
Breech, Mrs. Joseph C. Dodge.) i.” vale that contrasts beil- for examination a trail of burnt match sticks'st., who said a $15 bicycle was 
«Mrs, Irving A. Duty, Herbert E.| i P's tings and merchandise before Waterford Township Justjce|throughout the two-story home. —_|stolen from 554 Madison St. Tues: — 
\Gardner, Mrs. William T. Gossett, ")Willis D. LeFurgy. . Police believe the culprit, prob-iday; and by Opal Williams, who 
Mrs. Donavan J, Gray, Howard pies set Os eee Prosecutor , Frederick C.|ably a juvenile, entered by kicking reported a $45 bike stolen from 
E, Halles and Harry Hoey. the shop at 163 West Maple Ziem said today the case against|in a basement window, which Is|her home at 94 E, Howard St. yes- litt Se BE eet it 8 eee om oe Colvin will be disniisged. He said hidden view by a hedge. _'terday. 
Rabert J. Mason, Wiber R. Ma OMG SS eg all eeneeee " WPPeRVEvevervevenvevrnvrveninvevererernenrenrrrrsrrr verry son i” e ’ a — 5 . . : ek aun Mion tnd. | Annual audit of clty finances will | N N d t P M 
ward A, Proctor Wen a et Oe o Need to Fay more has done it ral years. The |® 0 4 man, John P. St. Clair, Mrs. 
B.A. ‘chirmer, Henry 1. Seb iy ee nel Es Soe Than SIMMS LO Ww ’ LOW Prices ters, : : 
L, Sylvester, Mrs. H. 8, Welleck eee ine year oY NVI SIMMS _is_the Store That_Con_ Afford to. Sell_for LESS... . and Does! 
LONG SEPARATION ENDS Kno: z ‘ AP Wirephete| and Malcolm W. . ¢ | The city’s finance department is | , , : 
Sand his sister, Mrs. Ida Belle Fontana, $1, af © Youth when his mother ded. Mrs. Footans | ‘The 1956 campaign starts Oct. 16. wort ove na, who a aesiene New Spring & Summer Styles! 3 ween ae 
have a lot to get their heads together about in her brother was r . cae to water E * 
Lymn, Mass. They hadn’t seen each other in 7 — saw-his picture in a er. He lives at | ,New city assessor in eet tive|iNé, Placed on the finance staff Ladies’ Beautiful Cottoh : Nylon 
years, Knox was separated from rest of family Pembroke, N. H. years has been Ironwood’s city as-|°2"Y this year. | . | i I : sie 
; i : sessor, Mrs, John Ormond will speak = 4 ch , i .-§ 
nN Britain Filled P nti p ths Hagstrom, 30, will takeover | on “India as I Saw It,” when the [& DRE F 2 305 oe : las of 31 Valves 
: | : Lili) ; the post on May 1, from James ! = wr Fa o : 
QNNEFS VISCUSS with Spi on vty | Roe nt ee | yw: 59* «| ageessor when Eimer Haack re- | at 8 in the church's wom- : s 
conti \All British? Alfred H. Trafton | trea wn Manda. cvs ane E Gp Crem New Selection [3 rr $1.00 ecreation Word has been received of the) tHagstrom attended business col ule’ ; : © All wanted col- 
a ‘A LONDON—Britain is full of sples|death yesterday of Alfred H.liege in his Upper Peninsula home- Mayor Charles Rentvew wes Ive. a. “ © ors. Minor im- 
but~unless someone has slipped|Trafton, 54, of Howell in Univer-jiown, and assessor there — a Youn $e ; @ perfections do 
Blame Short Finances|up — they are all British spies.|sity Hospital, Ann Arbor. He hadlafter working in an Ironwood bank|\"ne" fe hrocmmed Sow Day op , - grant ioesse 
- for Slow Progress; Ct nas Seve itneee sper sg ¢ ea He ante rent, Mr.| en managing & hardware whole-lnual toothbrush sale on April 14. & ity. Sizes 8Y4 
Ferndale Development |tions. All the secret agents have| tration was born in March 1902 ; eee eS i pi... Beivcibeades 
one thing in common—they don't) in Woodstock, New Brunswick. F : Cheiriaees Richard Wilson , ' ALL SIZES ° : : Ledies’ TEA le , 
Ar «gong rregpanineet as: yr eesy oceecl LOGR NM lool ond. x Regalia’ pila rsonis oe ee cars comibtiane. we tee is, es : oe 
slowness with which recreational) { Myra Trafton. : fa ee §2 areas are developed in Southern|®, Sete Strom being, curious vss a ren, or | Michi a 6 2 a, { "$6.50 : prons 
county. as members neighbors outom mother in Frederickton, New special services eterans 
of the South Oakland Planning|Many Work e8 Journalists or Com Geum ue om, ates 3 rom Wil idan Administration Hospital at Ann 2 for : Values to $1 
Council met last night in Bi “disguises” the agents are able to of Detroit; three daughters, liv- ee es Styles for misses and. matrons. ° 59 
Roy Goodspeed, Ferndale city|dash at a moment's notice to any-| ng in Howell, = Feng , Hagerty Says Woman ee nausten Dees, Pes Plain and patterns in every wanted 4 
~ planning, official, ‘sald “You'd | Jo ge as Rong Lean, aT ance grandchildren. | Who Fired White House women will meet at Mrs. M. M. ee ee eat can eaieal 2 for $1 
surprised what you can a) Their high—anywhere : ; Kordenbrock's home, 1196 Lake- this low price. ten year even though your from $38.50 to $42 a week. They Also surviving are a brother,| Was Mental Patient side, at 1 p.m. a ~ . et . price i ecccceoees age Aaa ‘con. 
yearly is low.” pay no income tax and are paid the Rev. Norman. Trafton of Bar- Del t of the group to the SHHOSOSCHSSHSSOHSEHSHSSESHSCESOSEOEES 4 Shsined ae 
: : : mae" | . a legates a's , 
Frendale, he explained, has 2 |'% °%#. out of the chief's safe |cus Pointe, Maine: three sisters.) WASHINGTON W—A woman Whol stay convention in Niagara Falls\iE SPECIAL PURCHASE—Another Big Shipment ; shrink. Big. selece 
Inck of general policy for im |), ., ee tin at sderick- started five fires in ine evce|Will be Mrs. Ruth: Coons and Mrs, ° tion of patterns. ton, . ‘on,|House and nearby cutive Y * ° 
unk ake pos & oe Victims of Tornadoes rare sereac Dow tl ctaine Sinetes” how been ident! ae ee ae eT Cottons — Cotton Plisse —- Embossed wa oe 
department. “That amounts to 7) “— 9° Calais, Maine, tied as Mrs, Hilda Marie. Marks,| sitornates. . . e ° 
$75,000 over a ten year period,” Start Rebuilding Service will be at 2 p.m. Sat-\51, of St. Clair Shores, Mich. = [| aan 5 $ 
he pointeg out. urday from the pera: wie Son Eos marchiy-<, ria aeeS | ms, a es ll ers: 
sox Funeral Home, Howel burial| James C. erty, § * * 5 - e Birmingham's need for recrea-|. (Continued From Page One) os : e e . * : 
ote ey Se Ft fete wine vp and ne | tare Comey. The fenestra cad § | WIN QB Kms Une Pred $8.00 and Mare ner Herbert Herzberg, the councilling loans to farmers Methedist ‘Church will officiate. |and it had been checked by police's Florida. ? Bh. GREAT STYLE SELECTION— $ soem to be taset neceemary ge the Gov. Williams sald representa- Monday she gave her name as Mrs. ¢ sk ° 
time arises,” he said. -__ |tives of the Civil Defense Admin Dan W,. White oa. Coa is ‘Vacation cE : 
The potential in Troy was dis-listration, the U. $. Corps of En) ow white, 76, of 268 Oak-| Maserty sald U. E. Baugh: ¢ 3 $ cussed by the city planners, whol sineers and the Health, Education|... gy Detroit, a former Pon-} ™am ciilef of the secret sorviee, 9 (for Two) e e 
‘agreed encroaching commercial.| 4 welfare Department will make |tiac resident died Tuesday in| imformed him the woman “admits ig ef * 
industrial and residential users of ; after an, tat since 1932 she has been in 4 $ ° 
land, fifight complicate future|® *urvey of the damaged eee ee Dat “| several mental institutions” im @ $) + 
planning for recreation. Areas ici ont Biome Rapids rg apne eB chmond, Ky.,| Michigan. 8 « Plains and Prints ° 
senor oy Sapam. Paty nd 15, 1879, the son of Andrew| Mrs. Marks set one fire in the § $ Guerenteed Washable 3 open areas in neighborhoods, the) The State Agriculture Depart-|MMY 0) Mod O° nite. In 1918,|White House Red Room and four|s . :| : two Troy representatives’ present|ment sent nine food inspectors|@™4 Gentry “6 shines 7 tee crest: in teolt ek NON-FADE COLORS e 
were warned by Herzbert. itrom its Lansing headquarters yes-|b¢ was married to Sadie F others across ; 3 SE . ° terday to help men in the Grand|!n Cincinnati, Ohio. Executive Office Building, occupied |> 3 Luxury for your leisure $ 
e Rapids branch check food supplies| Prior to moving to Detrolt sev- ‘mainly by White House employes. |e ° : at a record-breaking lo : rv 
- nt rip CP — jin the tornado area. en months age, Mr. White had [NO SERIOUS DAMAGE = i$ ° ies. Full ot, ond a $ — equichey. 
tas ; : Th rious age @ j . ete ze ustable straps. 
* . | ‘They will make certain that | lived here 37 _s heart land guards quickly put out all the $ : range, small, medium : 
Rejected by Bishop food supplies are not spoiled and ployed at Pontiac viste®. ‘fires, but the woman was yet : and large. r4 
‘ dangerous’ for human consump- |. He is survived by four children, | seized for several hours. She is in| 
DETROIT @—The bishop of the! tion, especially perishables Melvin R. White of Los Angeles. |a Washigton Hospital. for observa: 8 : 
se of Michigan to- promorfin ys ord have spoiled be- oe — Agnes tien. ° Hy 
day turned down a two-month va-| cause of power failures. te an an ite, all o . 
estion ip ‘ucgt him and his! ‘State health officials said a|Cret to pm. Satur. very “aged, a a hh : isis Stiaas ink : : 
; ; : cilorinator would be sent to the) nr  Charnap,| Mich, Hf id she arrived in (@ Visit SJMM oor @ -® 
¢ ee hard-hit Hudsonville community to|42Y from Trinity Baptist Church wenahanigness ww nan funiag, but |° ‘st . : : 
_ Bishop Richard §. Emrich said with the Rev. Paul C. Cooley of, where she came |e PAINT DEPT, 4 e 
he felt that funds for assure © supply of uncontaminated ne Church of God officating. Burial) M4 "Ot OR) NN Sting at ‘ $i + 
work and a new diocesan officé ie —o will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Su can stay le» , For your oy s 
were more important. ’ Genesee County Friends call at the Frank Car- . ‘ \@ a) e 
Members of 157 parishes. Red Cross Chapter said today it) puthers pocal Home after 7 p.m.| /Mrs. Marks is separated from § F REE yi $ 
missions in the diocese offered the|has received inquiries from people . her husband, Hagerty added. + ry +4 
trip to reward the bishop for his/in the Flint area wishing to donate’ soci tiine | He emphasized that no charge $ TICKETS 4 D4 
‘ T yellnaas tee’ Vsiep had tt a trend inaess = Woman Fails to Outtalk ee a was No Purch Ne ‘essary 3| : 0 Lowest P 4 e! ac- | tims is area. an said M y she “ a o Purchase Necessa .' ur - ric 
cepted an ofl painting of himself! The chapter said the gifts will be Youths of Heavy Theft ict ot trash and just wanted to'$ SE cannon” : , < and a hew car as anniversary| accepted and the money will be FAYETTEVILLE. Ark: —The burn it.” y ° 4 | 'ANNON” First Quality : Guaranteed First Quality — Big 72x108 Inch 
The bishop acked that alt money wetieen Settdgun aren A wornade|“Dlawest” robbery in the history j Fj Kill d F ; PASTEL Bed Sheets : (73 + ] contributed for the : ' of this town, home of the University ° i 2.69 Val * CANNON Pp | Sh t 
-—etuned "lo pyr ocean tle |yeary 260 eof Arkansas, occurred when eight x Firemen KINEG, |: SE emai. Yet |” ; an Crcalé veers 
tional“ chureh at party nde an’ 800-pound cunts seagureck 13 Hurt in New York s SIE This week only. e Regular $3.19 Value | 
for our new’ diocesan office.” Got a Gold Thumb? Glen Will told police that his a One) 3 SE $2.98 value, 81x108 inch, $2.19 ® CANNON first quality percale sheets 
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maple syrup. 
The Weather Folt'U.8, Weather Bureae Report ano ag =H AND VICINITT..-bene 
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none temperature preceding 8 a.m. 
At 8 a.m: Wind velocity 16 mph 
Direction: Southwest 
Sun sets Thursday at 7:02 p.m. 
®un rises Friday at 6.07 &.m. 
Moon sets Titursdey at 1:43 p.m. 
Moon rises Friday at 3:35 a.m, Goodrich) says tests show the Wrong House to Ram 
plastic-coated canvas gloves wear, SILVER CITY, N.M. &—~Manuel 
so well they are being recommend-|B. Turrieta was ordered to pay 
ed for such hand-damaging jobs as $150 court costs after he pleaded 
building rock gardens, jsuilty to drunken driving and 
running his car over a front yard 
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new record—were produced in| pant was Constablt Bob Kimmick, 
Mexico in @ recent month. iwho promptly made the arrest. 
    
    
  
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=m  . . | who has long been regarded as anjand effective when introduced in 
te Pentine authority on public health prob-|recom amounts.   
  pervised the search of rubble for ® 
other possible victims. Later he» 
was taken to a hospital, where- itis 
was learned he had a broken leg. 
Cavanagh said, “I was standing 
with Chief Petronelli, Deputy Com- 
missioner (George F.) Mand and 
their aides when the marquee be- 
gan to come down, 
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lit, The shock as it hit the sidewalk 
did the rest. — 
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lthe street lights went out.” 
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nounced he will retire and returnEconomist Sees Boom Usually Priced 77 
to his- Reno law practice | 19 inch ball-bearing 
Three Democrats seek to succeed) ANN ARBOR (#—A real estate wordy Holds — 
Bible: Attorney Gen. Harvey Dick-|econonstst predicts that sale of sit bag. ’ ricer We year 
or See eS ee ee exceed sales of the past 12 High Compression 
counsel to the Senate internal se-/months because of bigger fam- - Golf 
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.. . THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 
Governor Moves Quickly" 
to Aid in Grand Rapids © 
    exhibited quick humanitarian quali- 
- ties in his rapid gel of the 
situation and subsequent action. 
The State’s Chief Executive left in 
the middle of the night and rushed 
to the stricken area to see first hand 
what action was required. He acti- 
vated the State's new Emergency 
“Fortunately, the Joss in life is com- 
. paratively small although the prop- 
ie erty Goanage is 20 “ok aiedinag 
"disaster area so survivors can get 
citizefis leave no stone unturned to 
assist those who have suffered. 
2 
Iceland Asks Removal 
of American Garrison 
Washington in particular, and ail} 
_ NATO countries in general, are justi- 
fied in their concern over a contradic- 
tory resolution adopted by the Parlia- 
ment of Iceland. 
The resolution, approved in a final 
vote of 38 to 18, reaffirms Iceland’s- 
adherence to the North Atlantic Al- 
ance. At-the same time it asks with- 
‘drawal of. American defense forces 
and transfer of our baseson the island 
to the care. and protection of the 
Icelanders.   
    to ok Obviously, this action by the 
7 world’s oldest parliament looms 
i _~as a potential threat to NATO. 
| ae ~ If carried out it would leave 
7 Teeland without any military 
é _ protection and create a situation 
ay inviting ‘surprise attack that 
: would endanger the whole North 
Atlantic community. 
: During World War Il, Iceland 
 . asked U.S. protection against the 
| Nazi threat but our forces were-with- 
~~ drawn in 1945. They weré invited 
“back in 1951 and the island since 
has become a vital U. S, air and naval 
base and an essential radar warning 
post. against transarctic air attack. 
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It was only natural that a certain 
amount of friction would develop be- 
tween America personnel and the 
islanders. The latter blamed inflation 
and labor shortages on the presence 
of our troops and Communists dif 
everything they could to stir discon- 
tent. The result was a full fledged 
political erisis in which the two party 
_ government coalition split, Parlia- 
  called for June 24. 
x * Federal rebuilding loans. Michigan . 
ment was dissolved and an election 
iw ate on preents © e New York Car Gunes 
age Have Insurance — 
Approval by ‘the legislature ‘at ture of — . Albany and the expected. 
capping ag ete will make*New York 
" pulsory automobile liability ene’ 
ance. 
‘The measure heceuine sianelies 
next January 1. It provides that 
every Empire State car owner 
must have $10,000 coverage for 
‘an accident involving one person, 
- $20,000 for more than one and 
$5,000 for ny aa 
Other cellists require that car 
owners must produce proof by Feb- 
ruary 1 that they have the necessary 
insurance before they get/their 1957 
license plates. Penalties for violation 
“may be a fine up to $1,000, a year in 
jail, or both, plus a possible one year 
revocation of driving license. -_ 
~ In New York State that segment of 
the insurance industry which fought 
this legislation tooth and nail now is 
being urged to go all out in an effort 
to help make it a success. That, of 
course, implies a well organized and 
directed campaign of public educa- 
tion. 
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The insurance problem there 
is much like that in Michigan. 
About 700,000 or 14 per cent of 
New York drivers lack coverage. 
The same percentage holds good 
here. For that reason The Press 
Jong has felt that our “one free 
accident” law is unfair to insured 
We also feel that the time has come 
to give the principle of compulsory 
insurance careful congideration. 
Therefore, we earnestly hope that 
New York's experiment will be care- 
fully watched by Michigan Jaw en- 
forcement officials. 
  The Man About Town. 
Worst Cyclone 
Some Who Went Through 
It Still Are Living in County 
Alimony: Combat pay.. 
The largest loss of life in one day in 
the history- of Oakland County was on 
May 26, 1896, when 43 people were killed   
. ina cyclone. Several others died later 
from injuries, bringing the total casualty 
ote close to the 50 mark. It swept through 
the northern part of the county, most of 
‘the fatalities being in Groveland and 
Brandon Townships. Man About Town 
is compiling a list of its survivors who 
still are living. Let me hear from you. 
Old MAT himself was within a mile of 
where that twister started and distinctly 
remembers that early evening catastro- 
phe and the harrowing scenes and sor- 
rows brought about by it. 
  . “The Pontiac area has a great variety 
of attractions, including its weather,” 
phones . 
Henry Greenlawn 
of Drayton Plains, citing the difference 
between Wednesday of last week and 
Wednesday of this week. 
  
Four generations of a Birming- 
ham family, a total of 12 mem- 
bers, alfeady have. made their 
entries in. the MAT Baseball Con- 
test. Are you including all meth- 
bers of your family? 
A phone call from a woman who 
wishes to be identified simply as 
“Qne Who Eats What, She Likes,” 
commends The Press on publishing the 
Josephine Lowman . 
articles. She -says the whole situation ma 
nicely covered in our heading on the 
first installment: “Good nutrition results 
in bubbling spirits.” 
Writing from Tampa, Fla.,. where he 
has been spending the winter, | 
, A. F. Marsh 
says he plainly remembers the worst 
winter storm in Pontiac's history, in 
early April 1886, when it even was im- 
possible to get the bodies to the ceme- 
tery after the funerals were held. 
  
The office wise guy submits this advice 
to the Pontiac City Commission: 
“You must Don-aldson your 
_.working clothes, keep Cool-ey, — 
- have no Rews-ton, and Du-gan 
everything toe .Carry on ies 
Miles.” Ouch! 
. Now that the spring peepers. (called 
frogs by most of us) have been frozen 
4, 
Mrs. Ransom Harcourt 
of sali Heights, we have a Hight to 
"expect that spring is, here. 
Verbal. Orchids to- You Think You’ ve Got Troubles! ‘   
      
  
  
David laireaes Says:   
Minnesota and Wisconsin Primaries 
Indicate a Hustling Fight Set for ‘56 
in Wisconsin as in the Mignesota 
primary thig year. 
Although in Minnesota only 
2% per cent of the Re 
publicans who had voted in the 
1952 final election went to the 
Proportion their 1952 vote dropped to 46 per 
cent. 
Tt is important in comparing aa 
of 443,000—virtually no contest, ~ 
NO CONTEST FRR DEMS 
The Democrats, on the other 
hand, four years ago, didn't have 
much of a contest and Sen.. Ke- 
fauver made only a few trips to 
the state. The total Democratic 
vote in the 1952 primary wa 241,- 
525 as compared with approximate- 
ly 325,000 this:year. It was a gain 
of about 84,000 votes this time, 
but, when it is noted- that Steven- 
son ‘polled 622,175 in the 1952 elec- 
tion; it. will be apparent that the 
votes in the Democratic primary 
this week fell far short of the total 
of four years ago. 
Plainly, thé most significant 
thing about the primary votes in 
Minnesota and Wisconsin is the 
popularity of President Elsen- 
howes with « large segment of 
his own party, but the results - 
are not conclusive as te whether 
these states can be carried by 
the Republicans next November. 
There is no doubt that a farm 
revolt igs on in the middle west. 
- There is no doubt also that griev- 
ances usually accumulate against 
the party in power. The Republi- 
cans are facing a rea] battle: this 
time and will need to get out their 
vote. On the surface, it may ap- 
-pear that Eisen! "gs popularity 
will be enough to win for the Re- 
publicans. But there are many in- 
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE 
How often I-have told myself... . 
.. While   
and wish I had the nerve . 
run away and hide... 
  
  ‘dications that things are astir in 
the agricultural jregions, and a 
crossing over to the Democratic 
party by the farmers could make 
quite a difference in the final re- 
sult. 
One thing seems certain—there 
will be a contest of major pro- 
portions this autumn and the party 
organizations will exert more ef- 
fort. to get out the vote than in 
any election in history. This is 
partly .because more money will 
* be available to both parties and 
the candidates will make use of 
every medium of communication 
more intensively than ever before. 
whe Sores Semets ote start with his New York speech 
this week because “foreign pol- 
fey” is an abstract subject to 
the voter, The public generally 
understands only the major 
poin or war—and just 
now the administration has all 
the advantage of the peace side 
of the argument. 
It’s on economic issues that the 
Democrats must make their cam- 
paign, They can demonstrate that 
income is down in the farm states. 
But they will be ‘hard put to 
it to make any headway in the 
industrial states unless the auto 
business falls off and considerable 
unemployment results before the 
autumn elections. The Minnesota 
and Wisconsin primaries have 
come and gone and have left the 
campaign managers on both sides 
with no real clue as to what No- 
vember will bring. 
(Copyright, 1956, New York 
Herald Tribune Inc.) ’   
Doctor Becoming Bored 
of Common Cold Theme 
By WILIJAM BRADY, M.D. 
Since Topsy was @ colt and I 
was an honest doctor, dozens of 
investigations or studies have been 
launched, with funds donated by 
big medicine manufacturers, in 
quest of a cure for the common 
cold. With each launching cere- 
mony the sponsors have seen to 
it that experts estimate the annual 
cost of “colds,” in days lost from 
work and in doctor bills, and the 
cost of medicine, is I forget how 
“many million or billion dollars. 
All this, as you may under- 
stand, makes me tired. Tired, in 
ticipating experts and the bright. . 
prespect of solving the problem, 
We hear no more of the project. 
I'm weary of trying to get from 
such experts or from any recog- 
nized health authority or physician 
of standing a definition of ‘“‘the 
common cold,"’, if there is such 
an entity. 
* * * 
Sometimes, betieve ft or not, I 
even get tired of harping on the 
theme, that exposure to everyday 
dampness, drafts, changes of 
weather, wet feet, insufficient 
clothing, poorly heated living 
rooms, offices, schoolrpoms, ¢tc., 
is uncomfortable, perhaps, but cer- 
tainly not harmful to health nor. a 
cause of cri... (kree), coined 
name to apply to any acute respi- 
ratory infection before you find 
out what you've got. 
*. @ Fs 
After considerable reflection 
about this I have come to realize Please, oh, please, my 
knuckleheads, don't bother to 
me I'm nuts or that you 
or go without a hat... 
doesn't make me tired 
It just makes me laugh. 
Signed letters, not mere Lengeet one pag 
or } words long pertainim rsonal 
héalth and hygiene, not to Bk 0 diag- 
. nosis, or treatment, will be anewered i 
Dr. William Brady, -if a be Sire A self. 
addressed envelope ts sent to The Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright 1956) 
nit i j 
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Riser’ Would Like 
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What is required to have an ex- sf 
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Bahamas Lure Touri sts 
NASSAU, Bahamas (#—Leaves 
from a touring notebook: 
Tourists and tax-fleeing dollars 
are creating the greatest boom in 
the 464year history of the Ba- 
hamas. _ 
* * * . 
Visiting stenographers, flying 
in on a trip paid for on the install- 
ment plan, outnumbered the mil- 
lionaire sportsmen who steam or 
sail here in their own yachts. 
132,484 VISITORS 
The growth of the tourist indus- 
try can be seen in these figures. 
There were 32,018 visitors in 1949 
and they spent $10,407,000. In 
1955 more than Tet came and 
left $26,352,000. 
more than these figures indicate. 
This is a British sterling money 
area, and for one reason or an- 
other many dollars expended here 
don't get officially reported.) 
A few oldtimers fear the in- 
flux of tourists will turn conserv- 
ative Nassau into “another 
Miami.” But most Bahamians 
are glad to see a fellow from 
Not all 
from America, Canada, Brit- 
ain and other countries looking 
for ways to invest capital that .will 
enable them to escape high in- 
-»heritance or income taxe- in their 
homelands. 
«@ There are no such taxes here. 
The colony is financed largely by 
‘an import tax on all products 
brought in from abroad. -and Tax-Fleeing Dollars Just how can this tax situation 
help a foreign capitalist? As ex- 
plained to me, there is a fong- 
accepted principle in internation- 
al law that no country attempts 
to tax real property situated in   
_ another country * * * 
Suppose you are a rich Amefj-..... 
can with a couple of million bucks 
or so you'd like to leave your 
heirs without having Uncle Sam 
take his usual big whack. 
You couldn't start a big chain 
of liquor stores here, The col- 
eny has a rule you have to be 
a resident for seven years before 
you can ‘launch a business com- 
petitive with one already im ex- 
istence, 
But you could buy up a lot of 
_island real estate and either de- 
Fvelop it or just let it lie there 
enjoying the a 
e 
After your Geb your heirs can 
sell the property — probably to 
some other wealthy old man who 
wants to protect his heirs — and 
_ pocket the money practically free, 
as the American inheritance law 
wouldn't apply. 
If the property had gone up in 
vaiyve (and it is going up right 
_ now), they might even turn a tidy 
profit. 
* 2 *@ 
  
van, LOOking Back 15 Years Ago 
FORD, SON subpeonaed in strike 
hearing. | - 
FDR ORDERS 212 new ships. 
20 Years Ago 
NEW JERSEY governor asks 
Hauptmann inquiry, 
BRUNO HAUPTMANN DIES 
denying guilt of Lindbergh baby’s 
death.   
Case Records of a Psychologist   + 
Popular American Sport Is Jumping 
to Wrong Conclusions About Ailments Have you any “asking favor” 
with God Almighty? If, like 
King Hezekiah, you were dying, 
what arguments could you 
offer God to justify His adding 
an extra 15 years to your life- 
span? Better open an account 
tn the “Bank of Heaven”. and- 
watch it, instead of the pill 
bottles in your mediciné cubi-« 
net! 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE , 
Case R-322: Horace M., aged 47, 
is typital of America’s most 
numerous type of “athlete”. He is 
a great jumper. 
For each morning he “jumps” 
to wrong conclusions about his 
health. He is so absessed With 
fear of medical aliments that he 
makes an inventory each day 
of his symptoms, , 
Quickly he checks his sient and 
liver, stomach, gall bladder and ~ ) 
colon by pressing his fingertips 
over the area in question. 
And if he feels a twinge of pain, 
he immediately grows panicky. 
* * * 
“Jumping” is thus America’s 
most popular indoor sport, for lit- 
erally millions of hypochondriacs 
about their health. 
SOBER THINKING © 
you ite into a 
fraidy cat, why not do a little sober But Hezekiah turned his face 
to the wall and prayed to God, 
saying: 
“oO Lord, remember now how I 
have walked before Thee in truth 
and with a perfect heart and have 
done that which is good in. Thy 
‘sight.”” a 
* LJ 
And God sent the prophet Isaiah 
back to inform King Hezekiah that 
        
he had made a sensible appeal, #0 
God would add 15 years to his life- 
span. 
ASKING FAVOR 
Well, ‘why don’t you hypochon- 
cen ene “But, Dr. Crane, God wouldn’t 
think of keeping books on us, 
would he?"’ you may inquire. 
Apparently he does, for Christ 
said he notes everything that goes 
on down here, even to a sparrow's 
fall! 
GOD IS MERICIFUL 
“Yes, but God is merciful,” you 
may remonstrate, 
True enough, especially with 
‘those heathen who never heard the 
glad tidings and haven't known 
better. 
But Americans, who are sur- 
rounded by churche: hear 
religious addresses on radio and 
TV, can’t ignore God until cancer 
is diagnosed and then suddenly 
expect to appeal to God’s mercy. 
You can’t cheat God! You can’t 
ignore what you know is right, 
figuring at the last minute you'll 
do a dramatic right-about-tace 
and then appeal to God’s mercy. 
So start a bank acocunt, in 
eaven. Go to. church. Attend . 
unday school. Apply the Golden 
pale by joining my “Compliment 
ub” and thus buoying up the 
morale of your neighbors with 
       the University of Cincinnati and 
since last August. 
» Kefauver Urges 
1st Degree Murder ‘ . a 
HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1088 
    
  RA, PERN Shanes 
Exchange of Pulpits 
Scheduled Friday 
In an exchange of pulpits, which! 
fs part of a statewide program 
sponsered by the Liberal Rabbis of | 
Michigan, Rabbi William Sajowitz | 
of Flint will speak at the Friday 
Evening Service in Temple Beth! 
Jacob, 79 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
Rabbi Sanford E. Saperstein of 
Pontiac will speak the same even- 
ing at Temple Beth El in Fiint. 
Rabbi Sajowitz is a graduate of 
and has served as the B'nai B'rith Hillel director at the University of 
        
   
  California in Berkley. 
_A member of Rifary, the Urban | 
League, B'nai B'rith and com} 
mittees of the Flint Social Agency, | 
Rabbi Sajowitz has been spiritual 
leader of Temple Beth El in Fiint 
  
Arab-Jew Talks Parley Would Disclose ~ 
Major Causes of Unrest 
in Holy Land, He Says 
MIAMI, Fla. @—Sen. Estes Ke- 
fauver has called for a top-level 
conference among Arab and Is- 
raeli leaders, the United States, 
Britain and France in an effort! 
to find a peaceful solution to the) 
Near Eastern crisis. 
* 
Winding up three days of cam-| 
paigning for Florida's Democratic 
presidential primary May 29, the 
Tennesseean last night urged that 
the United States and other West- 
ern powers sell arms to Israel to 
restore the military balance. This 
balance was destroyed, he said, 
when Communist - Czechoslovakia 
shipped arms to Egypt. 
LEARN THE. SCORE 
Speaking at a rally, the presi- 
dential aspifant said a conference 
among Arab and Jewish leaders 
and the tripartite agreement sig- 
natories ‘‘with all parties speaking 
frankly, might bring the under- 
standing and peace we seek. If not, 
we would at least know then what 
the score is and be able to plan 
accordingly."’ 
He said he believed he had! 
gained ground in Florida ‘ during} 
the past three days, but that Adlai 
Stevenson, his rival in the Florida 
primary, was still running ahead 
of him. Kefauver left by plane 
shortly after midnight for a one- 
day stand in Nebraska. 
Suspect May Face 
DETROIT (—Police said they 
would seek first degree murder) . 
warrants. today against two men 
fn the March 2 slaying of €rocer| 
Simon konto             * 
Detective Lt. Gases Bloomfield | of the homicide bureau said Paul 
D. Ray, 26, an itinerant truck’ 
driver, named: David J. Tessen,| 
22, an‘unemployed baker from De- 
troit, as killer of the 55-year-old 
Armenian immigrant. Bloomfield 
quoted Ray as saying he drove} 
the get-away car. Tessen denied: 
any part in the crime. 
Kourtjian was found shet to 
death in the doorway of his 
small west side Detroit grocery. 
* There were signs he hag strug- 
gled with his assailant. 
Tessen, awaiting trial on a bur- 
glary charge, was arrested March 
6 for questioning in the slaying. 
Ray was arrested by State Po- 
lice Monday night in Sandusky as) 
he drove a house trailer from Mar- 
lette to Detroit. He -was sought) 
on a statewide teletype alert after! 
an informant tipped police he was 
an acquaintance of Tessen. 
  
Baltimore Pamphlet 
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  NINE. | 
    Reuth er Att cks Tornado Foils Meeting Two City Teachers ers of gr oriagtie “sreneh here: Gavedy | meuene for iaa (New Flat TV Tube [eet tt would be. cheaper= t Blasts Coal industry Se looking "fm teaching Pon- in a ‘Re el itish imake than conventional tubes and . ; : _— , et cnety Cover | ete het’ Minladie ti weed. wed evel cusmnenting upon pro-(Reportetl by Britis lateer ter adler tel ' VIENNA (INS)—Rominia Libe | 
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: teachers ereitive secretary NCTE, Research . last) ¢. * dustry carry ou 
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Unlimited Contributions National Council Teach- office Michigan teachers | spirit a A corporation spokesma niation backed his work. equipment of the mines,” 
tion apts ; . 
to Political Parties i 
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f $2,300 campaign contribution dur- 
ing Senate consideration of gas leg- 
islation. 
Reuther said the bill makes ‘‘in- 
adequate provisions" for ceilings’ 
on political contributions and ex-| 
penditures, fails to deal with these 
matters in relation to primary elec- 
tions, and fails to provide for fair| 
allotment of radio and television! 
time between candidates 
Detroit Vice Squad 
Cuts ‘Call’ Network DETROIT @ — Ten men and 
five womeffWere held today after| 
a series of raids which broke up) 
what police described as a huge| 
vice ring involving housewives and/ 
girls as young as 15 j 
* * *   
  Police vice squad members 
seized the group in 10 pre-dawn 
raids yesterday, capping a year's 
investigation. They confiscated ad-| 
dress books listing customers of 
the ring, which operated in down- 
town hotels, in. private homes and 
out of barrooms. “4 
Prosecutor Gerald K. O'Brien 
said jt was ‘‘the largest vice opera-| 
tion of tts kind I have seen any 
time.” The veteran prosecutor said 
call girls associated with the ring] 
charged from $10 to $200 nightly; 
for entertaining men steered to 
them by a chain of bellhops an 
bartenders. : 
* * * 
Vice squad men named Charles 
Winters,’ 277, of Detroit, head of| 
the ring. | 
Among others arrested was Roy. 
Sutton, 19; of Berkley. ‘| 
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN OF A 
Publile Hearing to be held by the We 
terford Township Zoning Board at the) 
Township Hall, Wednesday, April il 
1986 at 7:30 m. to consider the fol-| 
lowing ehange in the Zoning Map 
Te change from residential district 1| 
te commercial distfict, Lots 96, 06, 303) 
and 904 Watkins Pontiec Estates Bub-| 
division, Waterford Township, Oakland) 
County, Michigan | 
Persoms interested are requested to be 
present. ° | 
the Zoning Map together) 
with @ iist ef the proposed change is 
on file in the office of the Township 
®upervieor and may be examined by any) 
one Interested ADSIT STEWART, 
Chairman Zoning Board 
LOUIS G. BARRY 
Clerk Waterford Townghip; 
Mareh 17. Apri! 8, '56) 
Notice of Intention te Construct) 
Curb, Gutter, Grade and Gravel 
and Related Work on Prali Street.’ 
You are. hereby notified that at a 
regular meéting of the Commission of, the City of Pontiac, Michigan held Apri!) 
3. 1966 resolution ft was declared to 
be the intention of the City Commission |   
  
inspection. 
It t further a te construct 
improvement eel estimate, and that 
shell be defrayed by 
special assessment asoeetin’ to front- 
a and that all of the loté and parcels 
of land fronting upon either side of 
Prall Street from Gtate Street to Wash~- 
ington Street shall constitute the special 
assessment district to defray $5,563.84 
of the estimated cost and expenses there 
of and that $0,835.06 of the estimeted 
eost"and expenses thereof shall be peid 
from the Capital Improvement Fund 
Uy 18 Y GIVE eaid 
" | 
That the Commission of the City of) 
Pontiae, Michigan will meet in the Com-/ 
mission Chargber on April 16, 1956 at &} 
o'clock p.m. "to hear suggestions and) 
objections that may be made by parties; 
ipte 
Dot April 4, 1986 ; ADA R. EVANS. oT Clerk 
April 6, 1956 
” Notes of Intention to Construct 
Carb, Gutfer, Grade and Gravel 
and Related Work on Strathmore) 
Avenue. 
You are hereby notified that at a 
regular meeting of the Commission of} 
the City of Pontiac, Michigan heid April 
3, 1986 by resolution it was declared to 
be the Intention of the City Commission 
te eonetruct curb, gutter, rade and) 
gravel and related work on trathmore) 
Avenue from Baldwin Avenue to Carlisle 
Avenue at sn estimated cost of 
$19,888.47, and that the plan, profile 
and estimate of sald improvement is on 
fle for public inspection 
Tt fs further intended to construct 
said im 
the plan, 
the cost ofile and estimate, end thet 
veot shall be defrayed by 
aasesstnent district to defray, 
of the estimated cost and 
and that $6,809.56 of 
assessment against 
108, 110, 111, Day defra by 4 lote 69, 101, 103, 1098, 
38. i236, 1%, 
  NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN ' That Commission of the vag be 
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THE DONKEY AND THE LION’S SKEV 
Today's fable is about a little donkey who carried packs on his | 
beak a Sty long ond whe was waieggy becewe ne ene fenred:er'| 
respected him. 
Then one day the donkey found & lion’s skin and ceased himself | 
in ft. The skin didn’t fit well but he rushed about frightening every- 
body he could. 
So pleased was he with his new ‘found importance that he brayed | 
in triumph. A passing fox, hearing the familiar donkey voice com- 
ing out of the lion skin, began to laugh. “Ha, ha,” said the fox, “I 
would have been afraid of you, too, if I hadn't heard your voice.” | 
The moral: Sometimes people talk too much. 
Color this picture with crayons and paste down on cardboard. 
Cut out the parts carefully. Fold back the ends of the wall and 
the dopkey will stand up. Cut the slit on. the saddle bag and push 
the tab on the bundle into it. 
Now cut out the lion’s skin and the eye marked X. Put the skin 
over the donkey, folding back the tabs. All you can see of the 1} donkey is his tell-tale ears. . 
(Robert Mulligan of Carrolitown, Pa., made this suggestion first. 
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drawing in care of this newspaper.) 
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Less than one tenth of this sum’ siedgnseemueseciniinimemeinan 
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that bring blindness or impaired) DETROIT —The Michigan Bell 
vision andthe best methods of Telephone Co., has began distrib- 
  dealing with them. juting its 1956 phone books—some | prove it resists fqur times more © 
1,709,000 of them—to Detroit cus- “ To develop a gold mine on the'tomers. Officials said it would take abrasion than any all rayon fabric 
Nile, a Khartoum, Sudan, firm two weeks to complete distribu- | 
seeks American capital. ‘ton. 
  ne a 150 Million A Year -|Deodtine for Home Set 
DETROIT #—The proposed §3,- 
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CHICAGO—Private and public/County voters, should be built and. 
American agencies spend. $150,-\in operation by the spring of 1959. 
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‘the public in solving a problem Treasury's official name, alfhough' jetters on three sides of the build-| majority. 
neglected since 1789. the department was the third/ing and in Sinch letters;on the 
Humphrey -noted recently that following State and War char: | plainer east _ 
the big Treasury Building in down- tered by the first Congress, “and 
| Hig staff looked around and, The confusion began in 1789. D.C. 
jcould find no other government|Congress chartered the Treasury 
So the Treasury asked the Gen- lot the bill, it specifies that there 
housekeeper for the government, | Treasury. * 
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‘town Washington near the White has been doing an ever-growing, . ea . to help, mani "scam, Mew Suite _— — 
‘House has no name on it. |business since | suaees or a name to e : \Office of Secretary, Main plant's wage scale tops that of, 
. NAME THE PLACE a |quose: PREPOSITIONS Treasury an ilding, Washington, the iron industry and workers had) 
been well satisfied. 
departmental headquarters living/by “‘an act to establish the Treas-| (Terms like *pobber,” which’ claimed, with tactics introduced by 
in such anonymity, : jury Department.” But in the body might come to some minds at this|jabor officials from Russian Zone 
taxpaying season, have been dis-/tactories, who frequently visit the 
eral Services Administration, “shall be a Department of the} oe in advance, Not digni-! portmund plant. 
four sides of the block ~ square;monly since, as well as the term) Glass has been manufactured for malicious attacks and slanders on 
| ibuilding. =, “the United States Treasury,” title about 4,000 years. ‘the other members of the council,   
    
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 JODAYS ASSiGNMENT FOR, wey love’ Ri tact liReds Gai to mak it appear they represented poly grant Ths ection, JUNI OR EDIT O S Hey, Look, Here's Another Big Contest! Reds Gain Control {s.'eouorr teas. itm, simi he Communit 
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| like to try your hand at making and just how did the Treasury published in saat. iron industry plant at Dortmund, Pp Z 
a little history? . *. | style itself? ei %* West Germany, were shocked when "” 
| ° . | That's where things rest right As soon as ths Treasury.can de-|the 15,000 employes elected a fac- ’ Sec of the Treasury Hi | 
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- G of| South Afriea is studytr Floridan’s Dare Pays Off in Gold ee contidoos were ‘mie repercn me Den sveliat a domnepordh ot ee a 
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in yimmerin orth Africa ETOWN—Mendelssohn’s and! it is an act of worship.” | MUNICH, GERMANY—The site ae Page Bhs Barng 894 General Assembly rounded out a 
agner’s wedding marches “lack| _ ee ® | jot the ancient Celtic town Of) Next day (Pos of tough legislative schedule by ap- 
1 : sant” according to a group o He once was asked by a bride’ Vallatum, whose origin archaeol-|,.13 scan Stacigal requried to | RO a measure that defines 
3 «By ‘PRESTON GROVER rael and the Arab states, the North Africa at any rate, could ae pte yarn to.allow @ song about “a good pal —_ put at about 200 B.C., ine teacher she was having diffi-| Pes” —- 
ALGIERS, French North Africa|Whole Moslem world will slip into ; and true,” which was a juke-box|has been discovered near Man |cyity with the assignment, couldn't Senate passed have been avoided if the French * = @ it at the time, he said,. “Danw defines icultural pests ag 
@—Many Frenchmen here — andthe Communist camp. We know od = me, 4. . ¥) ching, Ge Germany. More than 500 it fit as to wordage. ly, gr 
im France for that matter — be- i" our ‘hearts that the United ‘had acted more wisely. But that) They were composed expressly | Boy” and “In a Monastery Gar-|cases of artifacts unearthed in| “You have a little leeway,” the| “insect pests, animal pests (ex- 
Ueve the United States is trying |States will support Israel.” is water over the dam, The prob- for performance in the theater, the den” are “inappropriate."” the Bavarian discovery have teacher reminded. cept rodents, jack rabbits and pred. 
} to oust the French from North) llem still remains — what to do/ministers say.. Some of them ob- jee ” said. “When animals), fungus and other 
Saas ow ihe Aunertconp tis tale} TH? Asaseteniin “a. that all this now? |ject to the solos sometimes sung) Mexico will build a merchant|been shipped to a Munich mu “I know,” the girl atory , m 
f over. |Areb problem, so far as it affects) Next: Terror, at weddings and many ministers fleet. seum. \I first wrote it, I had onumty ‘Yoo al disease, or weeds.” - 
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Innocent Man Freed After 16 Years in ws 
* 
The one year to life sentence of 
Roy E. Eaton, 52, was vantbell 
yesterday in the same Circuit 
Court room in which he had been 
convicted in 1940, 
Judge Leonard E. Telleen issued 
the order after’ State’s Atty. Bern: 
ard J. Moran presented a paroled 
convict’s signed statement that he 
and another man had committed 
the crime for which Eaton ‘was: 
punished,   Eaton was sent to Stateville ecutor: said, “for fear it would|§ 
(fi.) Prison when James L.) 
Crooks, a soap salesman, identi-' 
fied him as one of two men who! 
robbed him of $50 in Rock Island 
Oct. 4, 1938, 
Louis G. Burrall, Davenport,| 
lowa, was identified as the other! 
robber. He was not prosecuted be- 
cause in the meantime he had. 
been sent to a federal prison for 
robbing a post office branch. . 
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At his trial and ever since, 
Eaton protested that he was inno-| 
cent. He claimed he was in Lords-| 
burg, N. M., where he then lived 
on the day of the robbery. But he 
didn’t have the money to bring 
witnesses from Lordsburg to Rock 
Island to support his alibi. 
In the ensuing years Eaton, 
made repeated but unsuccessful 
efforts to be absolved of the crime. | 
Moran, who had assumed office. 
in the meantime, became inter-| 
ested in the come two years ago. j 
* 
“After being convinced atl 
Eaton’s innocence.” the state's at-| 
torney recalled, “I decided the! 
man who- could prove it was Bur-| 
rall, who was paroled from federal) 
—— 
Iceland Eases Edict 
on U.S. Troops Ouster 
REYKJAVIK (INS) — Foreign 
Minister K hristinn Gudmundsson 
said today Iceland was “not in a 
great hurry” for the departure of 
U.S. troops from the island. 
Parliament passed a resolution 
last week requesting the departure 
of the Americans who have been) 
stationed in Iceland as part of the 
defense forces of the North 
Atlantic’ Treaty Capententon. 
  Girl Seeks Damages 
for Elk’s Head va Boe 
damage y,| 
elaiming she was injured by a 
stuffed elk’s head. 
She sald the elk’s head fell on 
her last February as she walked 
inte the Grace Cleaners’ knocking 
her out. 
and Related Work on Bondale| 
Street. | 
saan are bereby motified that ar Py 
the of 
the City of Potes, Michigan held id April 
3. 1986 by resolution i was 
be the intention a4 the City   
Scoemueston 
A ~ ont 
sod thet the plan, profile and estimate, 
ef eid imprevement ie om file for publie/ 
im tien 
is further intended te construct 
said improvement in aecordance — h | 
the plan, profile and estimate, and 
Yhe cost thereof shall be defrayed wy | 
special assessment according to frowt- 
age and thet all of the lots and parcels. 
?_—T ad fronting, apon either side of 
Bondale Street from Earimpor Boule- 
yard to Howland Avenue shall constitute 
the special easesxment district to de- 
fray $4,962 60 of the estimated cost snd 
expenses thereof and that $2,853.20 of 
ihe estimated cost and expenses thereof 
shell be paid from the Cepite! Improve 
ment Fund 
NOTICE z If HEREBY GIVEN 
That the Commission ef the City of 
Pontiac, Mic higan wil] meet tn the Com- 
mission Chamber on April 10, 1056 at 8 
e'clock pm to hear suggestions and 
objections that may be mede by parties 
interested 
WO. 6987 | 
Dated: April @ 196 | 6 | ADA BR. EVANS City Clerk 
april 6, jes6) 
Notice of Intention te Construct Curt Gutter, Grade and Gravel 
and Related Work on Cedardale 
Avenue. 
You are hereby notified that et a 
regular meeting of the.Commission of 
the City of Por ae, Michigan held April 
}, 1996 by resolution i was declared to 
be the Intention o “the City Commission 
te eonstruc ¢ urd gutter, grade end 
grave! and related work on Cedardale 
Aven from ‘Earjmoor Boulevard to 
Howland Avenue at an estimated cost of! 
$9,368.87, and that the plan, profile and 
estimate of said improvement is on file 
for public inspectior 
   It is further tended to construct 
sald impr ovem “nt in eecordance wit 
he plan, p and estimate; and that 
he cost th f shall be defrayed by 
specia! assessment eccording to front- 
age and that all of Pisses lots and parceis 
vard 
tute the spacial assessment 
defray $4,777.20 of the estimated cost and 
expenses thereof and that $4,501 of: 
the estimated cost and expenses thereof 
shall be La from the Capitel Improve- 
ment Fund 
NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN 
Thet the Commission of the ay ot! 
Pontiae, Michigan will meet tm the C 
mission Chamber on April 16, 1866 ot ® 
o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions and) 
objections that may be made by per ties district to) 
interested 
W.0. S680 
Dated are 4 1986 
ADA R EVANS 
City Clerk | 
April 6. 1954 
“Notice of Intention to Construct, 
Sanitary Sewer on the Southwest 
Side of Oakland Avenue. 
You sre hereby notified that at « 
gro meeting of the Commission of) 
the City of Ponttac, Michigan held April) 
1, 198¢ by resolution it wae declared to 
be the Intention of the City eget 
on e o> Sg as I went to him in 
“He said he and John B. Davis 
had committed the Crooks rob- 
bery. He said that while he and 
Davis were in prison together .he 
had tried to get Davis to come 
forward with him to clear Eaton 
but that Davis wouldn't do it. Two 
lie detector tests showed Burrall 
was telling the truth,” 
* se. 
Moran said. he also ‘had sought} 
a statement trom Davis, now up 
for parole from a 25-year sentence 
lat MeNeil Island (Wash.) Federal) 
| Prison 
“He turned medown,"’ the. pros- 
jjeopardize his chance for parole.| 
;But we already had enough to 
clear Eaton.” 
+ * 
Moran said that, because ot Bur-| irall's cooperation, no action would 
be taken against him, But the 
College Alumni Hear. 
Dr. Robert P. Ludium 
Dr, Robert P. Ludlum, president) 
of Blackburn College, Carlinville, 
Ill., addressed a group-of alumni, 
  ner meeting — at 7 p.m. 
i, * 
Laudium, one of the authors 
let a aha High history textbook, | 
is Is America's Story’’ was 
Bee, appointed by Gov, William 
Stratton of Diinois to represent the 
iucation Committee. 
A film of the Blackburn College doing odd jobs in Lordsburg at each department. A store em- mation Department, news will be 
iwork - study - play program was'the time of his arrest, refuséd to ploye said he found Greenwood recorded and 
shown. state's attorney went Sates: the 
Tuesday at Devon Gables, The din-| 
smaller colleges on his Higher Ed-|#": se “mvolve anyone Waives Examination ~ neat five years,   
  __ oh: FIFTEEN 
A New Delhi, India, proposal] To stabilize price levels, 
soe for the expenditure of $44,-jtria plans to “shock” its ry 
for communications during|by drastic credit restrictions, Vi- 
enna learns,   on Indecency Count   Rock Island County grand nan want to 
and obtained an _— robhery| el 
indictment against vis. 
1” - His attorney indicated that) the 
“Davis,” said Moran, “will bel sgisiature will be (petitioned to brought for trial as soon as he Eaton damag 
gets out of federal prison. We ex- incarceration. ae ae eee Arrested on the complaint atl 
two juvenile boys, John Cutcher, 
2%, of Drayton Plains yesterday| 
waived examination on a charge) 
of gross indecency and was bound 
  pect that to be sometime next| 
year if not sooner.’ 
"Eaton was choked with emotion Found Sleeping in Aisle 
ae he Sen: Se Soepee With John Barleycorn ‘This is the happiest day of my| 
life,” he said. | DETROIT w& — Detroit Police’ 
Then he set out to fulfill two — that Richard T. Green- desires long delayed by his im. wood, 27, did-his Easter shopping 
|prisonment—to eat a “big séak”’ a little tele. Not only that, they 
and ride in & Rew car. ‘say, but he did-it while the store 
| He has been offered a job with\¥@* Closed for the night. 
a Rock Island construction com-| Greenwodd was in jail today, 
‘charged with the theft of an over- 
‘coat, hat and shoes. Police said 
who was married and he left .his discarded apparel in 
    
Eaton, 
‘discuss Ais family, _ saying: he! ‘sleeping in 4 el aisle.   over to Oakland County Circuit! 
| Court for arraignment Monday, | 
Waterford Township Justice | 
lis Lefurgy remanded Cuteher to 
jail. under. $5,000 bond. 
VanAtta said .Cutcher admitted he, 
was on- probation from a Cali: 
fornia court for the same offense. 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 
  
‘Canine Bill’ Official Dog for State? 
Pennsylvania Group to 
Decide Issue 
HARRISBURG, Pa. @ — Penn- 
sylvania's Senate shed its usual 
solemnity yesterday and got down 
happily to the pressing issue of 
whether the state should have an 
‘The bill up yor a vote was to — 
adopt the great Dane as official 
state dog. But the talk ranged 
philosophically, yocagerer apd and 
facetiously over the whole canine, 
“Let us not be deceived,"’ one 
plump senator began, “this is a 
subject very close and very dear 
to—" 
His words and gestures were      
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ae | hood they can't find in their Com- 
pounlgneried homeland. 
3. ‘Austrian anti-Communist pa-' 
rs sharply resent attacks made 
a = Som oy the Yugoslav gov 
and press. 
*Yugolavs seeking Pp in 
e become this Austria Resents ; 
President Tito Anti-Reds Suspect That) ty 's iggeatretuge —— SI 
Yugoslav Chief May Go (countries granted asylum in one iré@ent month, 125 were Yugo- 
Back to Kremlin Camp | Slavs. In addition, scores of Yugo- 
  VIENNA, Austria @-—President asylum formally. 
[swe of Yugoslavia is getting a bad Yugoslavs complain about. poor 
ipress in Austria these days, There living conditions at home, as well 
| jare several’ rensons jas against the Communist regime. 
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| * * yoveccnce 
1, Many anti-Communjsts " sus- H 
ipect ‘that, after getting millions of Timely Example Wins 2 
‘dollars worth of help from the|Light at Intersection . |West while he was outlawed and) SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex. #— 
, [boycotted . ‘by Moscow, he now is City Manager Roy Hames, asking 
imoving back toward the Soviet-|for a traffic light at Davis and 
Songpers fold. They also think|Houston streets, told the City 
he’s getting mighty swellheaded Council “it's the worst traffic dan- 
since his political triumph over|ger spot in Sulphur Springs.” 
ithe new Kremlin rulers. | Just then the radio on a police 
2.-A lot of Austrians are getting|car outside started rasping “Ma-| 
itired of having hundreds of Yugo-| jor accident at Davis and Hou-) ‘Any Direction Is Fine 
CHARLESTON, W, Va. It 
made Was. @ cold and snowy morning, the road. They ern-|90 Mrs, Edna Petets, stopped her mile before the youngster spoke in your car to get warm.”   
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‘car to pick up the little lad/up: “I don't want to go this way,” 
clutching a bundle at the side of he said, “I go to Oakwood School 
drove for Walf a way back on the hill. T just got 
      
(Political Advertisement) (Political Aévurthanan +) (Pelities! Advertisement) 
  
coun. | 
'slavs just slip in without asking, 
Invariably the | 
elipped off unfeelingly by another 
who asserted that every dog 
  slav 
country for asylum and the liveli- refugees slipping 
  into this/| ston.’ \ 
He got the light, i 
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To Voters of: District 6 
THANKS! ces if Your support of ‘me is deeply 
_ appreciated for it expresses a con- 
fidence in my representation of your | 
wishes in City government and an 
indorsement of the principals for 
which | stand. | am grateful to each ~ 
and every one. To those who honestly 
opposed me — 1! humbly ask your 
cooperation. . . , 
John E. Carry 
  FACE TO FACE — A girl tourist to recently-excayated ruins at     should have his day but net is a, Paestum, Italy, exchanges “laughs” with a 2,000-year-old Greek 
lion’s head, part of a fountain spout. 
Group Leaders Plan 
  ) It wasn't easy to tell who was 
speaking until Sen. Joseph Yosko: 
rose and told the Senate that more'great Dane was 25-14, missing by   
   people seemed to be writing inone. At least 2% votes are needed 
about dog bills than about any|to pass a bill.” 
other issue. | Partisans of the breed said the | iP | if lk F id 
* ¢.® igreat Dane was championed for] ane a if ay 
“And frankly,” Yosko continued, lan historical reason—an old pic- | 
this new bill appeared I) ture of Willigm Penn, in the office! Five group leaders of Recovery 
knew there were so many|of Gov. George M. Leader, shows Inc. .will compose the panel for 
different kinds of dogs in Pennsyl-| the founder of the commonwealth|the open meeting of the Pontiac 
|with a great Dane ‘Pastors’ Association, at 11 a.m. 
“People write. They want a! \Friday in the First Presbyterian 
The Rev. Carl W. Nelson, presi- 
dent, will preside for the business | never saw 
so many 
2-pant suits ey.    
    Butzel to Be Honored 
DETROIT W—A resotution prais- 
‘Don't you know. that Pennsylvania} ing “faithful public service’’ will be! : already has a staté dog—go to a given Friday to Chief Justice | session which starts at 10:30. 
baseball game, a football game, a|Henry M. Butzel of the Michigan| The Rev. Fred R. Tiffany, chair- 
a picnic and there you'll Supreme Court. It was adopted man of the program committee, 
unanimously by the Detroit Com-|will introduce Mrs. William Rice 
mon Council, and notes. Butzel’siof Brighton, state leader of Re- 
26 years a member of the court. 
    
      
      
  
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL'S, 1956 
    
n ok « Salad onibies cate lear taacer seodicines 
cancer treatment contains potas-| ter as an 
sium iodide, and it added: ‘There js signed-by FDA Commissioner 
evidence that potassium iodide! George P. Larrick. 
Pincers lerates the growth of |-In a> separate statement, the 
: : agency said it is developing a con- 
disputed the government’ that and members of his _ Hoxsey Hoxsey 
contentions. At his clinic in Dallas, staff have violated the 1953 injunc- 
‘he said be -has records of casesition against interstate transporta- 
“proving that we have been suc-jtion of their products. 
cessful after radium, X-ray and WiMINENT DANGER 
Hoxsey said his clinics now have, “expenditures will yield nothing of 
“The FDA has been fighting) TM declared the treatment em. 
Hoxsey since before 1948. After|Ploys drugs in such a way, as 
years of litigation, a decision by ajiftvolve “imminent danger . 
. 8. District Court, in Texas injhealth or gross deception of the 
October 1953 prohibited Hoxsey/consumer,” and it added: 
and his clinic from shipping in * * @ Hoxsey Cancer Prantment Banned 
by Food and Drugs Administration wP-—The govero-|FDA. today termed “ er 
the Hoxsey Cam! pigric WARNING 
FDA officials said the agency 
never had taken a precisely simi- 
lar action to warn the public 
against ‘any medicine or treat- 
¢.| ment. 
|. The FDA said the Hoxsey treat- 
ment costs, $400 plus $60 in ad- 
ditional fees, and added that these|‘ 
“lany value in the care of cancer.” 
  ception to the consumer, It is im- 
minently dangerous to rely upon 
it in neglect of competent and ra- 
tional tratment.” F 
HOXSEY REPLIES 
Hoxsey said in his reply: 
“My statement is that for 35 
years I have been pleading and 
» begging the American Medical 
Assn., the Pure Food and Drug 
It ‘Administration, the surgeon gener- 
al and others to make. complete 
- linvestigation of our that 
show we now have 10,000 patients 
under treatment and observation 
from as far away°as New Zealand. 
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FDA said its own lengthy studies 
have “‘not found a single certified 
the Hoxsey treatment.” It said 
also that the National Cancer In- 
stitute has reviewed case histories 
submitted by Hoxsey and found 
‘no scientific evidence that the 
treatment has any value.” 
In its separate statement, which 
FDA called a “fact sheet,” the 
ojagency mamed three persons as cure of internal cancer effected by| 4; 
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HOME SHOW ‘MIDWAY’ — A crowd collects at one. of the more 
than 40 displays which comprise the annual Pontiac Home and 
Buildets’ Show at the Armory. Undaunted by a sudden drop in tem- 
peratures, area residents filled the interior of the building until 10 p. m, fast night as the annual exposition began a five-day run. 
Almost every phase of house planning, construction and equipping 
is represented. The show is conducted by the Pontiac Junior Cham- 
ber of Commerce. + 
  
Admit Retarded 
to New Hospital Ninety Already In, 160 ‘Expected at Farmington: 
in Coming Weeks © 
As a result of emergency legisla- 
tion” last fall, 90. mentally 
ret: patients already have 
been admitted to the new Farm- 
ington Hospital. 
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An additional 160 are expected 
in the next few months, according) 
to.Charles F. Wagg, director of 
the department of mental health. 
Nearly 1,500 patients will be 
admitted to institutions through- | 
out the state under the legisia- 
tion, Wagg sald. To date, 400 
have been admitted, and the 
remainder should be institution. | State Meeting Draws Officials   
tives will participate in the fourth 
‘annual Michigan Traffic Court Con- 
ference, scheduled for April 
through 12 at Michigan State Uni- 
versity, East Lansing. 
Gerald A. Terrien, County Jus- 
‘tice Court Accountant, will address 
assembled municipal judges, jus- 
tices of the peace, attorneys and 
state officials on “Modernized Jus- 
tice Court Accounting Practices,” 
| Terrien has been widely ac- 
claimed for his recently-adopted 
streamlined record system for 
use in justice courts. 
Waterford Township Justice Don- 
ald E, Adams heads a committee 
which will report on aspects of a 
uniform fine schedule in traffic 
cases, ; 
Adams and two committee mem- 
    alized by November. 
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The biggest unit involved in the, 
emergency care program, at Fort! 
Custer, is expected to receive its 
first patients later this month and 
a total of 800 by November. 
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Acnat of 220 patients have been 
placed, in the completed structure) . 
at Mtj, Pleasant. $pace will be   ibers each will speak for -10 min- 
utes, presenting such considera- 
tions as variations in wage scales 
in the state, the case of the habit- 
ual offender and a possiltile loss of 
personalized justice. 
Secretary of State James 
Hare and Attorney Genera] Thom- 
as M. Kavanagh are among sched- 
uled- speakers. rs 
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Conference officers iiiclude Ken- 
ready for 130 at the Coldwater net, N. Sanborn, president of the Stafe Home and Training School] 
by mid-summer. 
aye * * 
In the long-range aspect of the | 
program, facilities will be provided! 
for 900 more patients upon com-!mazoo Municipal Judge Clark M.| 
pletion of new structures going) 
up at Coldwater and the mt) 
‘Pleasant State-Home, Wagg said. director, Michigan Justices of the 
i Peace As- 
sociation, as genera irman; cha 
Michigan Municipal Judges Associ- 
ation, as vice chairman; and Kala- 
Olmsted, sultant at the MSU 
Highway ffic Safety-Center, as 
  
     
       
       
            
            
      
     
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Monaco s Press Center 
Offers Both Chapel, Bar \George T. Martin, president of the! 
‘yard, the place for prayer on the 
‘second floor, — : ihave accepted personal invitations 
ito the wedding, Another claimant 
* but not from Russia and her Com- 
Replace Last’ Streetcar   . 
GERALD A, TERRIEN & 
2 to Attend Traffic Parley : Two Oakland Gounty representa- - 
DONALD E, ADAMS 
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MONTE CARLO #® — Prince 
Rainier III's pint-sized principal- 
lity opened up a big press center 
teday for the 1,000 reporters, pho- 
tographers, television and radio 
commentators who'll cover the 
(ruler's wedding to’ Grace Kelly. 
* * * 
“We hope we haven't forgotten 
anything,” said a beaming of- 
ficial. “I believe this is the first 
press center in the world to have 
both a religious chapel and a ser- 
pentine bar.” 
FORMER SCHOOL ; 
The press headquarters is locat- 
ed in a four-story former school 
building overlooking the Mediter-| 
ranean, The bar is in the court-| 
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Red and white flags of Monaco, 
crossed with the Stars and Stripes 
of the United States, hang from 
the Prince’s decorators have erect- 
ed flags from all over the world— 
munist allies. 
* © «© 
The press center bar is as color- 
ful as an explosion in a paint fac- 
tory. every window, Over the entrance) . One of the cocktails is called an   
| American old-fashioned — made 
|with . gin. 
‘tucky bourbon by the time Miss 
Kelly and her party arrive from 
America next week.” 
Other wedding notes: 
The clock on the Monaco palace 
tower is five minutes fast. One of 
Prince Rainers subjects thinks 
it’s because “‘one of his small fail- 
lings is tardiness, Perhaps it's just 
‘as well that the palace clock is 
ifast.”” 
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Ex-King Farouk of Egypt and 
ex-Emperor Bao Dai of Viet Nam       'to a throne—the Count of Paris, 
who wants the throne of France— 
was not invited. * * Ld] 
The name of Conrad Hilton, * ¢ * 
“Give us time,” said a press 
official. ‘We'll even have Ken- 
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  American hotel magnate, also was 
added to the guest list. President 
Eisenhower named him his per- Rd.; Trailer Exchange and Good- 
jsonal representative. _ NINETEEN 
  
Displays Accent 
New Innovations Annual Pontiac Exhibit 
Begins Five-Day Run 
at City Armory — 
Spring is at hand when birds be- 
Armory to wander through the 
land Rd.;| Boice Builders Supply, 
545 S. Telegraph Rd.; Pick & Paint 
Store, 143 Oakland Ave.; Grinnell 
Brothers, . 
ahd Sons, 73 S. Parke; 
Insurance Association of Agents 
and Cutting Tools and Supplies, 
Inc., 88 S. Cass, 
3 * * @ 
Still more are L&V Awning and 
Window Co,, 163 W. Montcalm; 
Pontia ; 
19 S. Perry; Chippewa Fence Co., 
4152 Woodstock; Filter Soft Water 
Service Co., 33-Baldwin; Ward A. 
Cummings and Bud Nicholie, 97 
Preston and 49 Mt. Clemens; Lew- 
is Furniture Corp., 62 S. Saginaw; 
The Floor Shop, 99 S, Saginaw; | 
Pontiac State Bank, 28 N. Sag-| 
inaw; F, F. Smith Sales & Service, | 
541 N, Perry; Detroit Edison Co., 
58 W. Huron; Montcalm Builders 
Supply, 156 W. Montcalm; Michi- 
gan..Soft Water Inc., 2615 Dixie 
Highway; G&M Construction Co.,| 
2660 Dixie Highway; C, Weedon, 
Home Equipment Co., 1661 S. Tele- 
graph; and Great Lakes Overhead 
Door Co., ane Diode flshyay. 
More include Pontiac Federal 
Savings, 761 W. Huron; M. A. Ben- 
son Lumber Co., Inc., 549 N, 
Saginaw; Tru-Bilt Block Co., 1992 
Pontiac Dr.; Ambassador Insula- 
tion Co., 483 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
Aluma-Vue Co., 10267 Highland       will Automatic Heating. 10 p.m, today, from 1 to 10 p.m: 
Paint Manufacturing Co.,| . 
flames at the end of the parade| Freiburg in the first major bomb- Roan, ring of & German city iy’ World| RUmors immediately. 
started. She was unhurt. 
fective wiring or an oil generator 
buried in 
float. FLORAL CORNER — David Wheaterell, of 324 
Liberty St., and his son Stephen, 3, view some of 
the flowers which are part of a Jacobsen's Flow- 
ers display at the Builders’ Show. The exhibit cuntnins; besides various   iew Opening of 1956 Builders’ Show. 
Pentise Press Photos 
* blooms and ferns, en 
at the 
  
LATEST IN HEAT PUMPS — Mr. and Mrs. 
Harold Tank, of Oxford, inspect a new operating 
heat pump unit which was part of the Detroit 
Edison display at the show. Operating on air 
and electricity alone, the year-ardund air con-   far end of the miniature garden. 
    
    West Virginia's Float 
Is “Hottest ‘in Festival 
WASHINGTON @~—West Virgin- 
ia’s folat was the hottest entry 
in--last night’s Cherry Blossom) FREIBURG, Germany i™—Ger- 
Festival parade. iman planes—not French aircraft 
The 50 - foot float burst into|as the Nazis claimed — raided)       route. It was destroyed. | Hn 
Judith Rice of Clarksburg, West, “*" 1. 
Virginia’s “Cherry Blossom Prin- - * 
cess,". had climbed from her) This has been established by 
throne, atop two papier - mache|the Munich Institute of Modern 
peacocks, just before , fire History, ending controversy which 
dated back to 1940. 
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On May 10 that year, 57 people in Freiburg, including 22 children, lost their lives in what the Nazi ad 
Firemen traced the blaze to de-   
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In the shape of an undulating! 
low with broad black stripes. Over. 
it, to shelter the thirsty newsmen, 
stretches a huge orange ¢an- 
opy. Drawings of shapely blondes 
in the briefest of Bikinis adorn’ 
the walls, 
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  Saad hale seis Pieckt norecs sult cheap tro De Bono (left) and the “Lion of Africa” Mar dual M9 Speendiaayl sursiet fn Rome. They are shal Rodolpho Graziani (center), 
Been Going On for Years_ Youths From Area 
Oriental Clearing. House Join Marine Corps 
Benetiting Commie China), rest toa mex ease ‘ "HONG KONG #—This Britishythe controversy about the trade! Ooo coment by M.Sgt, Ishmal| ctown colony is a clearing house|betweemn Nationalist and Red! powers, NCO in cherge of the city   
    
     CitnT_ see Recruit Depot, San Diego, Califor : Z 4 Harvest Oak boast they will sell to anyone) A few days later Htnower. thd Se for ton woeks of pecrult Cate. H ? A AR 
merely shrugged their the investigators he ha : 
at a recent Washington controv@r-/wrong. He said the State Depart-| Upon completion ‘of their recruit) :; gy about trade between the Red|ment had no evidence of any direct|!raining, the new Marines will be 
and Nationalist Chinese. ‘Such|trade between Formosa and the|transferred to Camp J. H, Pendie-) 
trade has been going on here for|mainland, but that indirect trade) ton, Oceanside, California, for a 
years, in nonstrategic items over which live week course of individual com-| 
Both the Chinas ship goods to, Nationalist authorities have no|bat training. After completing | 
. thig commercial city. The goods) Control. takes place through Hong|their combat training they will! 
gre: stored in warehouses before) Kong. ithen be assigned to a Marine Corps} and Na- Be ee, Geen ST toe aoe ames     
  » of . 
Red China during the first|Lookout Dr.; William B. Burke, 
months of 1955. Shipments(751 Blaine Ave.; Wendell E. Brant. 
and from Hong Kong. werejley, 102 E. Chicago Ave.; James C, | 
separately. Foreign aid|Link, Box 2007 Huron Gardens; Al- 
in a| red R. Campbell, 273 Harrison Ave.| 
James H. Roberts, 387 Howard Mc- 
Neil] St.; James. R. Zimmerman, 
made} “were actually shipped from Hong|445 N,° Johnson Ave.; Charies| 
F, Schwartz, 28 Clarence St.; John| 
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Charles C, Watson, 3311 S$. Grant 
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| Major items “traded through rom Icy Lake Howard Stapaite, Rechester; Dos- fiong Kong between Formosa ald Richard Kilpatrick, Rochester; | 
China include wumens sn8 Little 4-year-old Danny Valen-| James Bruce Waldo, Oxford; David 
from tine is closer to his sister Jackie|Clarence Jeans, Birmingham; Mar- 
as ans than ever: before. tin D, Bell, Fenton; Paul George 
S, dollars worth) Both children, whose parents,|Millen, Mt. Clemens; William 
; last year. 4 “| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Valentine, live|George Ickes, East Detroit; | 
; ; ae -| on Stoney Lake in Oxford, were| Robert Franklin Day, Center Line; 
: playing the other evening around/and Richard Albert Peters, also 
bee tne a Formosa the ake when Danny tumbled into ot Center Line. ($160,000 worth last year. - —. . to eat tee! | 
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U.S. Undersecretary of Stat e/fered no ill effects except a bundle|serving a total of 1,414 reforma-| 
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. ‘Because of the unseasonal cold weather to date, we are “overstocked on Spring’ 
| clothing and must unload. This is not specially purchased ee 
_ sale goods but our r regular new Spring stock. eg kd 
  Regularly Priced 
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|. Say.two.. | aT THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 . eer : | linvented ‘one: a saloon-closing) —E scene peepee < SPUR ome 
Satellite Contracts Granted House Amends perce rie” emer) ae ; : : ni a | | eo . | -Ten minutes before closing time, |}. hind ecots Vesieantd ; 
A é ' | a . N Pl /box' tune, meaning “The hour is|f? ¢. ‘ . : 
WASHINGTON @ — California apolis, The Vickers Electric: Di-,will construct the launching mech} Air rt Funds on New rian nigh.” ae: a Optemetstet . . 
Maryland firms were namedivision of the Sperry Rand Corp.,|anism, that General. Electric. has) = _ ys i .. 
a to construct the” final-stage|St, Louis, will design and makeja contract to build the first-stage) : Petraglia | England & Bae Five minutes later it will flash|[ 7 North Saginaw Street 
rocket designed to propel a U.S.-\the automatic pilot system. ‘rocket motor and that the second-| ' Senate. Must Now ok § ge ares ht in” amber light and tinkle softly, ai ‘ah 
aa made satellite into its orbit around) The Navy had announced ear- stage rocket will be manufactured “gee ar Numkeio's « r. Wang wagpheaning “Drink up.” | Phone FE 4-6842 . ao the earth. lier that the “Martin aircraft firm)by the Aerojet-General Corp., Azu- Added Appropriations: Yauyl Nimeio's ear. Wan; ft beer|.A4 Spang on the hour it will|}) > , * * * — aa , ~—~iga, Calif. , f * |s0 startled he spilled a pint o «display a red light and sound aif; \ : . be [ th me After the first two rdckets have) for Wayne Major \costing a shilling and seven pence’. id bell, meaning ‘“Scram.” 1 2 “Better Things in Sight” — wee Be anypocme ot ro Poy tel-/Man Scribbling Yes’ | burned out and automatically) [22 cents. ke be * aenhatteomeaaieannmennaneeiion HG ? 
; act . dropped off, the third”rocket is) LANSING W—Funds for Detroit) Frugal Wasy!, a Ukrainian-born ‘hear’ | ; | | + ‘aligned to 9 ae = ate on Poles, Has Reason supposed to boost the medicine- Wayne-Maier Airport were back|Watchmaker, decided on the spot, Plan Titanium Plant _ Open Friday Evenings | 
a a oct. Venguard. ‘ pote aie ATLANTA @®—Persons who no- ball-sized satellite to a speed of.in the total for airport matching there must be some better way to’ piahned at Port Macquarie, New| [) ! ; 8 $ oy jn such a “eagphoomy On ” tieed a man seribbling the word approximately 18,000 milbs 42 money today with the next move |herdid the ue = the South Wales, in a.move to expand - ne iz next years. j a a | , 4 | ac ear~ t Hi sail ta 4 TL 
The contract a "a ae rocket |“yes" with — - utility ae pow: cei east ee ~" to the Senate. j Time!” ‘ame ardor” and ‘he produc tion psa oh : sige gin Closed Wednesday Afternoons 
: was assigned to rand Cen- along Morela venue weren’ " ‘ The House Thursday ight “Come along, please!’ ustralia’s grea e — : rupees mos : md 
tral Rocket Co., ds, Calit..|seeing things, . Report Soviets Promise | amended two airport bills fo put | Last night he announced be has eral rutile. 
ee ey ean? }40" Police Chief Herbert Jenkins ex-Hockey Coach Quits | back im appropriations for Wayne | —_— 
, ‘ ie: plained that the department re-- DAMASCUS (INS) — Russia was) M#l°r- { fa 
GYROSCOPE SYSTEM ceived an anonymous letter say- reported by reliable sources in The state's share of the match- |} 
f j ' ‘The Navy and the Glenn L.|ing that if police wanted further’ namascus last night to have prom- ing funds for the next fiscal year 
4 ' Martin Co. of Baltimore, prime information about a recent $3,500 ised the Arab nations military aid was upped from $646,500 to [the | 
contractor for the project, , also|Tobbery they were to write the ig meet any western armed in- original million ‘dollars — the/dif- { 
: named subcontractors for an tntt- ver ~~ on Moreland Avenue terventitn in the Middle East. ference $353,500 for Wayne: Major... 
pe . . cate system of gyroscopes and for)utility poles. . Russia was said to-have made’ -The total of the deficiency ap” 
an automatic pilot that will con-| A detective was given a piece the promise in answer to “Gértain propriation for the current fiscal a | pilot propri: nt . trol the flight. of chalk and assigned the task. Arab governments which inquired year was changed from ‘the Senate 
The gyroscope mechanisms are|There haven't been; any results so about her- attitude in the event Of/figure of $157,500 to $645,307 as _ 
| to be built by the Minneapolis-\far, Jenkins said, and thé-depart-|western intervention to prevent 8M $487,807 for Detroit Wayne-Major © 
        ‘Honeywell Regulator Co., Minne-|ment is running out of chalk. (Arab-Israeli war. __. \was tacked back on by the House. ~ 
| - ; anne nn anon : | Both amendments were proposed : a 
ined ' ‘by Rep. Frank Williams (D-De-/” 
| ANOTHER , troit). . 
oe 5 “The county already has in.” -y 
| FIRST AT e os uron . || vested 13 million dollars in the ©. * airport,’ Williams said. It's a |, 
| good buy when we can put up | 
' * 4 one quarter of the amount, the . . p , county will match that and the ~~ a 
: ; / federal government wit] match (? ® 9 tee 
PC. 5 | them beth.” - . |e — 
Rep. Charles A. Boyer (D-Mani-| *% ‘ oe 
Stee) said the Wayne-Major ap... e] : . ; propriation was cut from the total) 4 2s 
~~ a ‘because of confusion over the Air-| % 
|port situation in Detroit. ie 
“They don’t seem to know “i Regular Regular Regular E @ammmeee | they want,” Boyer said. \ 
President Closeted $24.95 — 529.95 $39.95 oo ? . 
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dent Eisenhower conferred for two . . - } hours last night with two members ° , ; of a Senate subcommittee investi-| 4 3 te gating complaints the U.S trails | ©. , i, Russia in aircraft and guided mis-| a ry tsile programs. ee . - 
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  on TWENTY-THREE   
Lutz Makes Puns 10 Break Up Tension Lnta,|in the first World War,” he ex- 
plained, 
id ay hana Lutz entered the building con- 
  tracting business here after com-|’ 
ing to the city in 1921 from Call- 
fornia, He lives with his wife at Canadian Freighter |) 
_ lock ‘Silk Hat 
of Colonial Steamships Ltd., beat) = 
out four other vessels to become =   
  iEORGE’S - NEWPORT’S | 
  commissioners for the last\( (MMi 177 the first shi through tonight as they canvass Mon- Commie Quizzers bespect Sault Michigan locks this year, - e “I also regret that the city didn’t! 
Lats, 1, dectned « recto (10 RECAll Witesses lassen sooratin ent ‘t beter it will be legislated some day.” 
  & 
eR AMEINGTON e. ~ eanigres Malenkov Sends Gifts appointed in J; 1934 to fill today | ane ad anes spr ‘House Committee on Un-Ameri-/t0 Ballerina After Show 
con penis pd ner some; LONDON w — Former Soviet eretofore relucta tness-|Pemier Georgi Malenkov sent Lutz ~ in lhc ley epee gb being B\es and order them to testify under|around a bottle of Russian per- ; a law porsetiing immunity from fume and a huge bouquet of tulips ds ees .,| prosecution, last night for Britain's leading 
Lutz said nt @ ite b wong ay ballerina, Dame Margot. Suaihys. 
saying he'd rather not disclose a, a * p.m. yesterday. . 
The Misener, three other Coloni- ‘ 
lal-owned vessels—the Everetton, 
ithe C, A. Bennett and, the John 0. 
McKellar—and the Daniel Pierce, f 
la tanker operated by Sinclair Re-|— 
fining. Company of Chicago, left, : 
De Tour, Mich., early yesterday in|       
  e+ & sg Britain, sent the gifts after watch- in the upper lakes. pe eas Oe 8 ee ing her Lan ring ~ eS The U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker 4 tense so I chim in to stave 3“ Mackinaw Railroad a | But Rep. Velde (R-l), senior|©esaF Franck’s “Symphonic w and the “ii COME SAVE UP TO 50%. off the factionalism and add a little jations” at Convent Garden. 
color to the session,” he added.|reneq ce postibilitice Alecr Hee} The Perfume is called “Night.” “While you are tense, up goes|who served a prison term for per- ‘ 
your blood pressure. The more] jury in denying he had given doc-|Spain Opens Conference relaxed you are, in a humorous|uments:to a Communist spy cour- M Freed 
manner in these meetings, the long-|ier, and Steve. Nelson, Pennsyl- on orocco’s Freedom 
er you live,” the World War I! vania Commemiat party leader, |* MADRID (INS) — The govern- ' veteran said. ment announced today that the 
“And all my puns are original) Walter told rapertaes he has in-|‘solemn: opening” of negotiations 
and not from books," he said. strutted the committee's counsel|to grant independence to Spanish 
When you happen to meet Lutz “to go over the list of witnesses|Morocco would begin this after ss Zs ee 
on the street and speak to him| who have invoked the Fifth\2°™ #* E] Pardo Palace. TWO HEADS GET MORE — Good table manners are abandoned | valuable pile of loot, he decided toll Z 
| mt by these young bull calves at Chessington, in Surrey, England, as m and he doesn’t answer, he isn’t Generalissimo Francisco Franco jtake a nap under a staircase be-. 
to ignore you. “I became| Amendment to determine which of ..4 sultan Mohammed Ben Yous-| SUPper time comes around again at Chessington Zoo. It looks like a ifore lente He was still asleep! trying : 
a little hard of hearing as the re-/them should be recalled and givetisef will deliver the opening, neck-and-neck race to get to the bottom of that-meal bucket — and | next morning when the police 
sult of being wounded three times! imminity.” speeches, both calves seem lost in their efforts. lcame. | 
‘ | AFTER EASTER SALE! Out They Go! pre Easter Sele! 
TOPPERS and GOATS 
      » SEVILLE, Spain (INS)—Fernan- 
ido Servian Navas, 31, no sooner 
  got out of jail than he broke-into a | 
clothing store. After collecting a' Just Caught Napping! | 
              
   
      
            
  
    
    
             
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. i | microwave radio- _ { cratic presidential nomination said! | will alao be erected about 30 | will Sperate on a ja i 
oe. dl ‘S tress it is becoming increasingly diffi- A Year "Round Exclusive 
: oe ie OS the iele Sa Medien Emergency Line. apart at Reading in Hillsdale Coun- =e yan. , , T agen 
iy ca in Jackson-County, ay 4 Scientists working under Ameri-§ ' 
American Uni “But,” he said, “it also becomes! BY HOUSE Di more and more im nt tha | to Bisect County =" peel tear NES HORE . The 
Says Fate of World that I could fill that role, in jexisting long distance facilities and|now are surgery and radiation. 
Bell System to Assure eo . - 
‘Depends .on U.S., Cites only satistaction I get out.ot seek- 
Segregation Solution |g the presidency again sen 
    
  
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      : working for party unity ever since ine ae 
ee ESS eapemeetete WATERPROOF THAT SWAM THE ATLANTIC Stevenson says “the fate of the/that the Democrats win this year. ibypass heavily populated areas to, f. 5 
world depends today on unity) Divided on foreign policy and com- safeguard communications in times) among Americans.” imitted to serving only big business of disaster has been launched by 
ithe Michigan Belt Telephorie Co. 
and the American Telephone and 
Telegraph Co, 
| The 5,500-mile line will extend: 
across Milford and Soythheld-town- 
ships in Oakland County. 
The $3,100,000 project will per-. 
mit completion of long distance | 
calls throughout the state even | “To have that unity we must in the domestic field, the Republi- 
settle the segregation problem'cans have demonstrated their, in- 
peaceably, honorably and accord-|ability to rule thjs nation.” 
ing to our law, our conscience and| The former [Illinois governor 
: our religion,” he said last night in was interviewed at the Harry Gug- 
; a copyrighted interview with M.L.\genheim estate near Kingsland, 
St. John, political-editor of the At- where he is on a brief vacation. 
Janta Constitution, . res 
“I believe. deeply that there is 
this unity in America's heart; and He's $a Husband? | 
I believe ve that io man North or| PATERSON, N.J. @ — When though switching facilities af | such potential enemy targets as greater resent her new hushand demanded she 
, Quy thes ti help lad the cay telpey teat oo bien, bore Josephine} _ DUSTING OFF OLD JOE — In Russia, the Communist top brass | Detroit, Grand Rapids and Flint unite this nation and find the right/Remsen said, that was the end. has been giving once-worshiped Josef Stalin a rough brush-off. And |' are isolated by fire, tornade or’ | 
answer to this problem,” She has filed. a separate main-| here he gets another — in New York — a ae enemy bombings, 
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been|turers plan to open exhibits at Chicago and Grand Rapids sum- 
three Chicago's June furniture market.| mer markets will be held in mid-| 
Philip C. Cornelius, president of! June. oe LUDINGTON Royalty 
titled man. This week the City’ na 
Commission named him heating! High altitudes are best to ob- Soe ee war, duties as tire chief, city dog war- 
den, municipal building mainte- 
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Rocket Airliners | Fity——oe, 
Comingin 1957 |S /T- Ne Aviation Expert Sees Planes With Nuclear: 
_Power in _ Future 
LOS ANGELES “{INS)—An. avi- 
ation expert who predicted jet 
propulsion flights years before they | 
became a reality says rocket and) 
nuclear powered airliners wil! be ; — 
commonplace by 1975. TEMPERATURES — For April temperatures will average below 
He is Schdler Bangs, former normal in states along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and in the 
magazine editor and contributor northern plains. Above normal temperatures are expected in the 
to national publications, who also southern plains, southern plateau, and in the west Gulf states. 
believes that rockets manned by   
         
  EXPECTED 
TEMPERATURES        
  
  
  
  
    
    human beings will be probing the > 
coating of the earth's atmonphere) 
before 1970. cAVY QIGHT 
erate 
Bangs, peering further inte his | \MODERATE / 
“erystal ball,” foresees comic | | i 
strip-type “flying belts” propell- | ' 
ing man through the alr in the | \ 
et oe 3 4 i es Perey MODERATE 
He forecasts 3000- vsile-per-tainl HE inion aT 
. passenger aircraft for use by 1970. | ey i RRS copes SERED) ' 
And in the more immediate future, ts hilt oon is ae J B@ waw 
he says, we will learn by the end ; ae LIGHT 
of the year, ‘about conditions con- meee sd, [[] mooeeare 
fronting man when he makes a ° . y Ps : » LIGHT 
flight to the moon. : ‘Tenia 2 \@ 
“REVOLUTIONARY wd “PITATI ON 
“Within the lifetime of today's 
university graduate,” Bangs pre- RAIN—Precipitation until May will exceed normal in the Pacific 
dicts, “earth aircraft will become Northwest and the Missouri Valley, 
wingless and existing concepts of 
jet engine and rocket power for THIS MONTH” & WEATHER—The weather maps above. give you | 
flight will be ‘obsolete. the U. 3. Weather Bureau's long-range forecast until May. It is not | 
a specific forecast in the usual sense but an estimate of average | “Anti-gravity devices will revo- 
ieteahes hamnn Slight. Haste and | TTOM MUTED and precipitation for the period. 
research to this end is a —— ie 
under way in the United States Ash Tray Flattens Tire ithe tube. The ask tray, which 
at this time. The comie-#trtp~ : carried advertising for a tire firm, 
‘flying belt’ will become a real TUCSON, Ariz. 7» — Mre}Paula wasn't; even damaged. ‘Its’ in 
tty.” \Schrieber drove into a gas station better {shape than my tire,” said 
with a flat tire and asked the Mrs. $chrieber. 
Bangs adds: fut applica. 2ttendant to fix it, Inside, he “Predating successful applic-\1nq @ glass ash tray which had) Swedish tourists (106,622) ull   
  ed 
tion of ‘anti-gravity’ flight, rocket) 65 there for several months. It aes (49,300) led the way to 
and nuclear power for passenger \.. lodged between the tire and Denmark in 1955. liners as well as military aircraft 
will become commonplace by 1975.' 
Manned rockets, probing the 
fringes of the earth's sticky coat- 
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Bob Considine. Says:   
Pencil May. Be Stub, but Don’ t Sell It Short NEW YORK: {SND a's us. slahi dacgeain le to linains tha ehtssnianneatia daumnaiiaiins of its 
as 20 minutes past 4 in the clock 
ads that the pen is mightier than 
the sword, But what about the 
pencil? Don’t think it’s chicken! 
: a 
Residents of New York state 
used 9.1 pencils, ang the .1 was 
a stub chewed by a child—if you. 
live fn our particular hutch. 
If you used up the, whole lot 
"you could have written 66,400,000 
average-size novels, according to 
Glyde T. Nissen, executive vice 
president of the Lead Pencil 
Manufacturers Association: This | 
Te pect of we! a pencil is a 
pencil... Nissen says there are 350 
varieties, including stone masons’ 
for - marking granite, you did write 66,400,000|same page of the Bible Morse * 
and they weren't all clicks.) used, an acceleration 125 times as 
| Western Union wires, none. as 
| perceptive as Morse’s choice, it area about to be entered via) centenary begins: 
scalpel. a “The dominating of West- 
* ern Union's founders! was to unite 
As Calvin Coolidge might have|the numerous small, local tele- 
fearlessly said, ‘That's a lot ee ee ee 
pencils, it is said.” _ | vary: Oh COP 5 § 00M "96:83..." 
7” 
TELEGRAPH TIDINGS . At the bottom of the long mes-   indignation-he recently airmiailed 
be Che eater <f Mg Manchanen dollars, 
Guardian, 
I had quoted from the Guardlian 
aviation expert's blast on the 
“inadequacy” of the Boeing and 
Douglas jet liners which U. S. and, 
foreign carriers have now bought   
Congratulations to Weatens sage a good gray Western Uni 
Union on its 100th birthday. . 
is a monopoly with sentiment. Peerage oP Beery a — rates and poor service. 
mm t na estern Union 
office in Rochester, N. Y., is an\ CATCHY PHRASE 
iron cuspidor shaped like a plug) Jack Williams, president of the, 
hat. American Trucking Associations, 
It took Sam Morse one minute,58% @ catchy phrase that might 
ito click out, in Morse code, “What help push our sorely needed federal 
interstate highway program 
. As an —anniversary|through Congress, Williams sug- 
, a WU facsimile machine] Sests that it be called the ‘Safe 
Highway ren: ”     
By adding tigate” to the old 
phrase it may illuminate this: gen-| 
As one who has sent some 
appalling number of words over’ number of traffic deaths—a great 
percentage of which occur on roads 
{built primarily for horses, buggies, | 
steamrollers and turtles.     is somehow comforting to know 
that the Machine has not com- 
_ pletely subdued the Human ip | 
that company. = - : 
  W. E. Beall, senfor vice prest- ‘oe Ses seer Childish Tyrant, 7, 
Gets Just Desserts   LONG. BEACH, Calif., “®—‘‘Are 
you a cop?" a childish voice on the 
telephone asked Jim Terry, @ 
juvenile officer. 
Terry said he was. . \ 
“Well, my mother told me she’s! 
going to spank me,” the voice said, 
“so I told her I'd call the cops) 
and tell thefn about her threat.” | 
Terry asked the boy to put his/ i 
erally ignored fact: That better) mother on. “I've never been 80) 
roads will cut down on the ghastly| embarrassed,” she said. “He's only 
seven -and full’ of mischief.” 
“Lady.” said the policeman,, “I 
‘have only one suggestion: Spank . 
him.” 
dent. of Boeing Airplane Co, of | off the . hook while she followed | speed, range and payload for 
| specified in the purchase con- 
‘one would honestly believe busi- to the tune of more than a billion) 
Gist of Beall's sizzling’ counter- 
punch is that the article was shot 
full ‘of inaccuracies, 
Boeing 
Stratoliner and 707 Intercontinental 
is guaranteed performance and is 
based on.a great many wind 
tunnel tests and actual flight 
hours,” the veteran Boeing official 
wrote, : j 
“What we have specified as | 
the Boeing transports will indeed | 
be the speed, range and payload | 
of the delivered articles, The 
performance guarantees are 
tracts, 
“We cannot conceive that any- 
nessmen responsible for’ their 
actions to stockholders apd fi- 
nancial backers wotild be so rash 
'as to order pigs in pokes.” 
Dairy Needs Listed 
BOSTON—New England = con- 
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| Jinx Adds Tone to Set: 
| Sailing ‘Below - Stairs’ 
By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—Jinx Falkenberg, who'll help report Grace 
accepted cabin class accommodations on Kelly's wedding, 
the Constitution (which are second class). That'll give a lo 
of tone to the Below-Stairs ’ 
Set. (Second-class would be a 
promotion for me—I go steer- 
age.) . 
Gov. Harriman wins the 
Four Freedom Awards May 9. 
It'll be presented. by Harry 
Truman, who leaves two. days 
later for Europe. 
Peggy King’s success story: 
Her Las Vegas price is now 
$5,500 a week ... Rex Harri- 
son's beautiful leading lady, 
Britisher Julie Andrews, of “My 
_Fair Lady,” was at the Blair 
  . PEGGY 
House and FE asked if it’s true an English begu’s coming here 
to marry her. She replied, “Unfortunately, no!” 
Portland Allen never considered suing over Fred Allen’s UM Develops 
Alloy Method New Technique May 
Make Gas Turbine Cars 
t| Practical Much Sooner 
ANN ARBOR (®—Tiie University 
of Michigan has reported its metal- 
jurgical engineers have developed) 
biles practical within “two to five 
years.’ 
The engineers found a way to 
produce a nickel-base alloy for use| 
in aircraft and auto turbine en- 
gines that costs half as much as 
gines and auto turbines. 
Richard A. Fiinn, professor of 
metallurgical and production en- 
gineering, said the process should 
give greater power or payee life 
to jet engines. 
The engineers. discovered a new 
death nor. blaming it on some slippery steps. It was a heart! way to melt and cast metals used 
attack, officially reported due to coronary thrombosis. Ajmaking turbine blades. These 
-eardiogram disclosed he’d had a previous heart attack, alsojblades are the heart of jet en- 
... Joan Crawford's decorating the lush Fifth Ave. apartment gimes. They are turned by blasts 
that Al Steele bought her. -All’s well and Al's well! 
Martha Raye may take a husband—just on TV—and 
do a half hour family-type show next season, or maybe 
four one-hour shows. Present format’s out . .-.—Ernie_ 
Kovacs and Edith Adams get a big break—take over for 
Sid Caesar this summer... Gwen Verdon scoffs at mar- 
riage rumors, 
Ernie Byfield Jr., 
Sherman and Ambassador Hotels, 
53 THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
shey resigned . 
Kim Novak in ‘57... Victor Borge is 
“What's My Line?” . 
  “He Who Gets Slapped,” off-B'way. 
ADELE 
derbird for her 16th birthday . 
Grable. celebrate their 13th on July 5. 
EARL’S PEARLS . 
’ Happiness is 2 state of mind. A stamp 
collector.can be happy with a wastebasket 
full of old envelopes. 
WISH I'D SAH>-THAT: “About -the only thing most women | 
expect out of a divorce is enough money to attract moe 
—Dan Bennett. 
‘TODAY'S 
powerful you can 
Jewish National Hospital. 
(Copyright 1956, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) beau-about-town, a director of the Chicago 
eloped to Williamsburg, 
Va., with Mrs. Vala Rubio, beautiful e ¢ 6 
White Russian owner of a 60-carat dia- 
mond. ‘T'was Ernie’s father who ex-) Flinn said, “has to have the cost 
plained his success in the hotel busi-|down to cents-per turbine blade, 
ness by saying, “While walking through rather than dollars per blade. It 
@ hotel one day, I met my father, who 
owned it, and he took a liking to me.” 
“Strip for Action” Director Don Her- . Rita Hayworth hopes having her Christmas speech tele-| 
to clear‘up her Columbia contract hassle. 
She'd make one film with Robert Mitch-/ ent Ty in Britain and she did not 
um, then “Pal Joey” with Sinatra and|want to offend either one, London 
mentioned for Fred Allen’s spot on, 
. « Adele Lamont, |g 
former Cugat vocalist, is featured in|m 
Pinky Lee gave his daughter a Thun- 
. » Harry James and Betty 
LAUGH: “The latest wonder drug is so . 
take it unless you're in perfect ae "— | 
a of hot gases and must wihemns 
intense heat. 
Prof. . Flinn said the nickel- 
base alloy is melted in g high | 
phere of argon gas. He said the 
process produces a metal su- 
perior to cobalt-base alloys. 
and costs $2.60 a pound. Nickel 
costs 65 cents a pound. 
“The automobile industry,”* Prof. 
could live with nickel-base alloys, 
but could not with cobalt-base.” 
Queen Vetoes Video 
Britain's Queen decided against 
vised in 1955—partly because there 
are now both BBC and independ- 
reports. Unions Quarrel 
in Erie Over 
Jurisdiction 
DUBLIN — Union: jurisdiction is 
an increasing source of trouble in| 
Eire. Demarcation disputes are} 
turning union against union. Years | 
ago,’ one union leader explained, | 
of you gut ties laid in a bathmoenel 
they were laid by a tiler. 
Today there are synthetic plas-/ 
tic tiles which are stuck on with | | 
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  manufacturing techniques which| 
may make gas turbine automo-|tribunal to settle such quarrels is) 
cobalt-base alloys used in jet en-| 
, n atmos. Made the rest from his poses as 
Veeeaye One ganred' tp a8 Stuees ja wholesale jewéler, secret serv-| 
Cobalt is-a strategic material’ 
        glue. Is that a job for a-tiler, a 
carpenter or a bricklayer? Aj 
being urged. 
Britain's Oldest Lag 
Dies in Prison at 86 
LONDON—Britain's oldest “old 
lag” of the underworld is dead. | 
He was a man of 30 different 
names who originated the crooked’ 
role of the “Perfect Butler,” but. 
his death certificate nears the 
same name as his birth certificate 
—Henry Altres Irvin. i * 
After stealing more than $224, 000 
in 38 years of crime, and spending 
over half his life in jail, he died,’ 
|aged 86, in Wandsworth prison, 
His “perfect butler” rele brought 
ihim loot worth over $112,000. He. 
ice agent, surveyor, architect,’ 
cook, porter, singer and acrobatic! 
dancer. In his early roles his per- 
formance was impeccable. 
_ * * & 
He fooled a peer, a knight, a 
financier and two wealthy Ameri-| 
can families, Scotland Yard says.| 
‘But in his role of a gay bachelor! 
he squandered all his money. 
  
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Jailbirds Beat Women ity Over Men” was adjudged tse United States Presents Four-Point Proposal Many Homes lack lper. cent, of the  dominion’s’ 
- houseliolds don't have electricity. 
Page eI het ge N. Atom Powers Study ‘S ewer in Canada [Serie spe Sete of the est That hmates ef Nea +t Four U. to Por ers Study ‘Steps to Disarmament Power in Canada {waies eat per ctu ant thwe 
hana a Superior-\Coleny. LONDON (Four leading U.N. Shihan vegeta’ he len 0h wiakeshinsthe- tos nations, 20,000 to 30,000ons would be progressively re-) OTTrawA 3 mar er ae ~— , j atomic } geen are studying the |"‘in the world we now are living|square miles in_ size. duiced and eventually stockpiles of : — 4 ar Ww the So many Italians 
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ea { provides for a census of nuclear! The nuclear phase would begin/also would Work out — to safe- 
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book club ‘poses: |production, ‘Then it would proceedjing President Eisenhower's “open 
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bs Biceps of “politics,” “inet. |2PS°nee ciency,” and “lack of coopera. _ ‘Hare has two down and &1 to 
tion” were s macies at Hare as [8° sheriff Robert J. Russell of 
51 of the state's 83 county sher- Gratiot County told the group. 
    iffs met at Lansing. Russel] said he Was retajiating 
The sheriffs are bitter | te Hare's charge that sheriffs | against | Hare because he recently oom make mistakes in issuing li- 
igned to put driver licensing in 
the hands of his office and ited | file of mistakes made by the the power of two county sheriffs) Tetary of state's office. 
to issue licenses. ‘ Hare removed the pow er to li-: 
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‘as He Steps Off Ship NEW YORK ( — Italian-born The meeting had the expressed |cense from sheriffs Willard P.) 
purpose of discussing the annual | Barnes of Ingham County and Rus-| 
sheriff's convention to be. held in/sell Hild of Lace County. Barnes’ 
Port Huron in June. But the sher-|is scheduled for a hearing before | 
iffs spent three hours blasting Hare |the secretary of state today and | 
and settled details of the meeting Hild. will appear Monday, 
in five minutes, | “Sure we make mistakes,” said) 
All major state officials tradi- | Barnes, “but so does the secre- 
    Giuseppe Indelicato of Windsor, 
Ont. was .convicted yesterday of | tionally attend the meeting. Gov.itary of state's office."’ 
  
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School for Boys Passed 
LANSING (#—~A bill providing a 
new site for the Lansing Boys Vo- 
cational School passed the House 
and gone to thé governor. 
The House approved Senate 
amendments to the measure 
Tuesday which gave the state 
social welfare department $200,- 
000 for a site for the school. and 
authority to select the loeation 
with approval of the state ad- 
ministrative board, 
The measure passed objections AP Wirephoto 
of several members. age. Wrecked buildings were in a business area. ~  e @ @ 
County | 
records on drivers are requested   AP Wirephote 
was this clock which stopped at the time the 
house was demolished by the: tarnade, 
Barnes urged the group to get 
started on a bill that would re- but Lad Shakes It Off 
iquire the secretary of state to give| 
a sheriff a hearing when his pow- pointed arrow 
jer to issue licenses is taken away. 
LANSING uw — Secy. of State Williams, Aud. Gen. Victor Tar- He said ynder present law, the year-old Stephen Brown's head , quantity of pennies was found 
James M. Hare was all but hinged/|gonski, State Treasurer Sanford A.|secretary can remove 
in effigy at a meeting of the|Brown and Alty. Gen. Thomas M. | power withoat a hearing and that) 
a Sheriffs’ Assn, “Wednes-;Kavanagh showed up on schedule. |the appearances “‘are only through | 
| But Hare was conspicuous by his the generosity of the secretary.’ 
Sheriff Everett Peck of Eatqn you get this out, 
when — complained that 
they are not received unti) the 
next day, 
|mohe vy, “Hare promised if he got more and that the arrow: would ‘be re- lars’ 
he would step up service moved after an X-ray 
censes by compiling a card index |but. he hasn't so far,” Peck said. |tion. the licensing brain     Rep. Harry J. Phillips (R-Port 
'Huron) protested because he said 
ihe understood a site selection com- 
| mittee was considering a location 
/near Ann Arbor. 
“1 don’t want it put near the 
Clown Star ; | University of Michigan,”. Phillips 
NEW YORK .® — The circus said. “People arefrightened of 
opened last night without its most) those boys. What do you want to 
famous clown and with none of the do—throw them in near 8 bunch | 
of coeds?” Circus Opens 
Minus Famed 
stage, screen and television stars 
who usally take part in the pre-| «Someone would object*no mat-| 
miere benefit performance, iter where you located it,” said] 
_ © * Rep. John W. Fletcher (R-Cen- 
A dispuie involving the Ameri- treville). ‘‘If we don’t act now, 
can Guild of Variety Artists kept another 50 or 100 boys will grad- 
the sad-faced tramp clown Em- uate from the present school to 
imett Kelly away. This time there) the state prison of Southern Mich- 
was no Kelly to get the children ‘igan before the next session.’ 
  But Ringling Brothers and Bar- 
num & Bailey's circus was as glit- 
for the benefit of the Police Ath-/@ cut hand, yesterday were turned) 
letic League. over to. Oakland County Sheriff's 
- ‘chuckling right away by trying to!’ 
sweep a spotlight beam under a Cl Th Y th 
rug. ear ree TOuInS 
tering and bespangled as ever in Station Breakin 
without. the glamorous frosting of 
outside stars who were to perform “Three youths, one of them with! 
* ¢@ 'detectives for investigation of a 
Stripped of this balkyhoo, the, grocery store robbery Tuesday, 
opening night turned out to be just night. 
it. ot suspicion in the breakin <the 
dimmed to a blue glow, and then where traces of blood were found) 
spotlights picked it the tradition- on a broken window, 
jal animal opening acts—lions. and) police said. 
jtigers and bears doing the bidding| Blood also. was found on the 
of a brightly uniformed trainer. ‘floor of the store at 224 W. Auburn 
  jugglers, high wire performers, | 14 
‘balancing acts and the classic 
ever-graceful irapese artists, cartons of beer confiscated 
*}from the youths’ 
inected with 
|reported stolen. 
_, Arrow Pierces Brain, | The owner, John Balon, of 
{Rochester told detectives: that 
| some 50 cents in pennies and cos- 
brass-/tume jewelry also were taken. 
fired into the air after the building’ 
by a playmate came down on 11- through a broken front window. | LUTON, England u—A 
and penetrated an inch into his jy one youth's pocket, according to. 
Pontiae police. 
$43 Billion in Autos. Stephen calmly walked — nearly 
‘ta. mile to the nearest drugstore 
and asked the proprietor, ‘‘Can) 
please?” 
The boy, with the arrow’ still tail sales in the United States total 
sticking out of the top of his skull, more than 43 billion dollars a 
was taken to a hospital. Doctors year, with motor vehicle dealers 
said his condition was satisfactory alone doing about 30 billion dol- 
worth of business annually. 
examina: Service stations account for about 
12 billion dollars’ worth 
  plain circus—more than enough of! The three earlier were cleared) “ 
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: Oakland | county, employes have 
voted to coordinate their pension 
fund with social sectrity benefits,” 
Robert E. Lilly, executive secre- 
tary of the Oakland County Re- 
tirement Commission, said today. 
The plan needed a majority of 
eligible votes to pass, Lilly said, 
and received 61.9 per cent: The 
vote was 522 in favor, 224 opposed 
and 97 not voting. 
__Under the new plan, he said, | 
| Arraign Youth 
on Auto Count Also Charge Juvenile 
After , Housewife Spots 
Abandoned Car " 
One youth yesterday was ar, 
raigned and another held for in- 
vestigation in the theft of an auto- 
mobile found abandoned earlier | 
this week, according to Pontiac 
police. 
Donald G. Brooks, 17, of 374 
| Oakland Ave.*waived examination 
en a charge of unlawfully driving   
;away an autemobile and was 
bound over for appearance Mon- 
day in Oakland County Circuit 
Court. He was remanded to jail 
under $300 bond set by Pontiac) 
Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum. 
A petition was filed in Juvenile’ 
Court. making the same charge) 
against a 15-year-old boy who was 
arrested with Brooks Tuesday, 
after descriptions were furnished 
by a housewife who saw the car 
being abandoned, according — to 
        ' police. 
A third arrest came after 
Brooks and the juvenile named a 
17-year-old companion, Pol ce said. 
  
‘Wedding Bells to Ring 
‘Saturday for La Rosa MANITOWOC, Wis. r Julius La Rosa marties the 
iformer secretary of Perry Core 
A cymbal clashed and the lights! same night of a city gas station, wes Saturday and is humming an old | 
song while waiting for the “happy 
The song is the wedding march, 
top tune these days for the bari- 
tone who rose to fame and into the 
when he was fired by radio and 
television personality Arthur God- 
frey. 
| La Resa Is capping a courtship 
| that began with a blind date with 
| pretty Rosemary (Rory) Meyer 
| in the church of the bride's fam. 
ily at Francis Creek, Wis., nine 
miles northwest of Manitowoc, i 
| The 26-year-old Brooklyn born) 
singer. was introduced to Rory, | 
jthen Perry Como's personal secre- 
tary, in February, 1955, when he 
“couldn't think of anyone” to es- 
cort to a night club opening of 
Marion Marlowe, another one-time 
Godfrey protege. | for 
formula,” he said. 
(INS)—Sing-' County Employes Favor 
Joining Social Security the employes’ pension fund, now 
in its 11th year of operation, will 
be coordinated with the ‘social 
security Old Age and Survivors’ Insurance, 
Revision of the present plan has 
pegged costs of the program at the 
same lével as costs of the former 
pension plan alone. Additional ben- 
efits to county employes. will aver. 
|age about 20 per cent, he added, 
Lilly said most opposition to the 
measure came from employes who 
feared they wouldn't qualify for the 
“social security benefits. 
“The plan contains a provision 
that benefits will be computed 
such people from the old 
There is also a provision, 
said, for employes leaving coun’ 
service to withdraw all ‘funds they 
have paid to the county pension 
an 
‘Daploves with salaries of $4,200 
‘per year or less will pay three per 
‘cent of their salaries into the 
pension fund, and two per cent for 
social ‘security, he said, ; 
Five per cent of incomes over 
'$4,200 will go to the pension fund, 
‘with two per cent for social se- 
curity, 
Lilly, president of the Michigan 
Public Employes’ Retirement Sys- 
tems, said the plan isa result of a 
study by county and state execu- 
tives trying to obtain larger bene- 
fits and current survivors’ benefits 
‘at no increase in costs. 
The social security benefits are 
retroactive to Jan, 1, 1955, he 
added. . 
State's Cut in Purses 
at Horse Races Hiked 
LANSING Ww — Gov. Williams 
signed a bill yesterday to raise 
the state's share in purses paid 
for horse races at county fairs 
from 50 to 75 per cent. 
The bill makes several other 
changes inthe racing act, includ- 
ing a provision that up to 20 per 
cent of revenue received from 
racing license fees, but not more 
ao an $500,000, shall be returned to 
the city or township in which a 
track is located. 
Also signed by Williams was & 
  There wete acrobats, elephants,!pq Sheriff's detectives said, and'$500,000 a year income bracket Dill extending to persons who have lost the use of one or both feet 
special parking privileges now 
apylying to disabled veterans. 
A third bill signed extends to 
six months the redemption period 
under a land contract forfeiture , 
provided the purchaser has paid 
over one- “half the land contract. 
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   , alization of the tumor through in- IS CANCER CONTAGIOUS — “There is not on record anywhere| ; ealls for painstaking care. Some- PRINTING struments and major surgical) y single instance of proven transfer of cancer from one person to The Seal cathority in the Glag-| OS ty casas of hedeed cor [tmee: when malignant cells are af sro =. Tei ich cc bran, ow perben Pea te sed a he © DEVELOPING The objective of all diagnostic INJURIES ~ “Convincing. evidence of cancer's having been di-|seciinen of the tumor, It the tu-\* ™0re radical operation if the) ut < - oe hi od ety © DUPLICATE PRINTS etterts te to obtain a fragment | rectly caused by ‘a single injury is so small that qualified observers! mor is easy to get at, the speci.|"¢Port is “malignant,” persistent sverchiag : Oe hed unter thy aay _b® ©% |are left quite unimpressed,” Dr. Cameron points out gancer occasion-menmay be obtained at Oe gst caine y renee cag a meretory Oe lela wast @ ENLARGEMENTS —— wr 9 Ams Magsmanat en ally develops in a chronic non-healing ulcer or in an unstable scar.| examination. * [most widely used in treating ad prs Se al ’ cated « Maney. mye Both these conditions ate likely to follow deep burns for which proper) But if the tumor lies deep in the, ™T* of the breast. me. fotay ear bane all tallen! pe - examination of| MU etatting was not attempted or tailed. body, and can be reathed only|, THE ‘SMEAR’ chect of: ealvarenl cocbdineed. - TO VIEW YOUR EASTER SLIDES bee sna caer - “Which will you have—scientific proof} with a scope, biopsy is usually per-) A new technique for diagnosing Several’ of--them can indicate pps fe a ge | 2, bathologist or brainstorm?” formed at the time of the firsticancer, popularly called the! cancer accurately in-a high pro pag rean ange pete es af ican Ge ALOOHOL — “To blame strong drink for the general increase in| sPecial examination, ‘smear method,” has been per- they 36mm SLIDE VIEWERS ture of tumor wiht complete’ ac.|Camcer is going too far. Teetotalers get cancer. Statistics show that|, But often the best time to per-|fected recently and is now coming Ps : p- form the biopsy is at the beginning|into general use More formally, |, ouney. nabicenl hooters Oo Sut gat canter sore often Gai aheteiere”- |r 5 wale eneration of epleteiie ir imum cytologic DIAGNOSIS: 1, HISTORY FLUORIDATION OF WATER — Dr. Cameron points out: “Water! ti." ot -_ > The first step is to make a care-| “ustidation . . . does not ip. the least increase the * *. As soon as the tumor has been it is sometimes called a , 
Hs iv? ae : exposed, a small section-of it is | panicolacu smear,” illness. CHEMICAL FERTILISERS — Dr. Cameron says the cancer death) | 2 oo) cag sent to the ‘ , 
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. THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT THIS LOW PRICE! For Your Slide Projector 
    COLORED BATH SETS Now as Low os $109.95 Up 
zeour. coun 9] STALL SHOWERS LAUNDRY ff x2 Sc: $992 
owl RAYS | WASH BASINS — 
set $s AIRQUIPT MAGS. 
| “aw coke” 1.45 
TDC TRAYS .....2 = 89    
      RCA Spring Specials | 
JUST IN TIME FOR BASEBALL BATH TUBS oe           
  
      
       
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    Prices Slashed 
Cabinet 
Sinks 
CABINET SINK | fewest and 
firsiter” Slash Slashed for Clear-           ‘-Bomparimest SINKS     Value 
TVs mn be Convinced      
   
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    BE 30 Gallon Gas fy Bi tics 
ff Hot Water  ¢ mse ees 
| 95 , sxss 565° 
HEATER 8 \ 54” Size , ~~ = ar “4 | Epp lly 
: and Compare ee he 3-Unit Kitchen giense $6959 
    
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CABINETS 
Sturdy, all. steel construc- 
tion, white enamel finish, 
chrome door handles. At- ye 66” Double 
artment 
CABINET SINK Complete with 
ee ed low a 
Recs 50 $7195° 
THESE ARE Finst 
QUALATY 6INKS!         —. va Gellon 
HOT WATER HEATER                 
      Special 21---261 Square Inch Picture! 21” Diagonal Measurement 
Why Be Satisfied With Your Old Small Screen       
             
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tractive, useful! 3 40% $ vm | TV Set When for Only | g DISCOUNT 3 8mm ACTION EDITORS | 2 Youngstown ¢ VIEWER—SPLICER—REWINDS—BASE FULL SIZE $ CABINET 9} $9 15 Per Week You Can Own a BATH Tuas] |; ‘mr f 
3 3   New RCA BIG SCREEN 
    
      
  simea $295 
  We Have the Largest Selection of RCA‘s in Town 
Over 20 Models to Choose From TH inch SOIL PIPE in S-fl, lengths ............. .omly $3.69 
3 Ways “The Store That Values Built” 
Ne Money Down _FRAYER'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 2/2 A | E) 
ratte = QMS LESS" ] PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. | ame THE BIG ce” ( oy tg Pall Stock of Soll Pipe and Fittings-—Lverything in Plambing Supplics ve | AMER 
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Come In and See These Today! BE 1. Cash 
B§ 2. Layaway 
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275 Boys’ WINTER ° and SPRING 
JACKETS | Formerly fo $7. 95 p * 
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All newest fobrics 
IAGKETS 4 Formerly to $9.95 ot 
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COVERALLS 
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your car the 
chotee of rs. Protect Dan Must of Men’s Dispose of Entire Stock and Boys’ Shoes! 
CLOSING OUR SHOE DEPT! 
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  ALL SMELT Formerly : 
MEN’S SHOES 
FISHERMEN to $6.95 
<2. a Long Handle $999 ONLY 
5 SMELT NETS Sectional handle for easy car- 
trying . . . full regulation size. 
DISPOSING OF 275 PAIRS 
Men's Plastic 
WADERS WN 
Sises: Small, Medium, Large 
Disposing of 
150 Pairs Rubber 
HIP BOOTS   
  
  
Men’s FR ¢ All Rubber 
  
Disposing of $1.98 
BOYS’ FLANNEL Now | A COMPLETE SPIN FISHING OUTFIT 
AT A BUDGET PRICE The NEW Great 
Lakes “Whirlaway 75° 
~—New 1956 improved model 
kit Includes a rod, full batl 
    
    
  
     
  
    
    
   
   
     
   
    
       
     
       
       
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Prizes! Refreshments! Special Low Prices! 
  
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  ND OPENING: 
  DON’T MISS THIS GRAND EVENT CELEBRATION 
OF PONTIAC'S HUGE NEW— 
  
  
    ... The opening of Pontinc’s finest grocery outlet . . . designed and built to offer the most 
modern facilities and convenient service available to the people of Oakland County! . 
/ COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED for your 
Shopping Pleasure. 
MUSIC provided by our HI-FIDELITY SYSTEM during shopping hours. v 
uf FOUR new faster AUTOMATIC CHECK-OUT 
COUNTERS. 
v New NURSERY, COSMETIC and DRUG DE- 
PARTMENTS for your convenience. gf 100 CAR paved PARKING LOT complete with 
floodlights. 
ff Large FRESH FRUIT. ee VEGETABLE DE- 
PARTMENT. 
FROZEN: FOODS ond MEATS . . . large selec- tion of STAPLES and CANNED codbs! 
CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. Adler on the/opening of their marvelous new FOOD TOWN . We who were connected with 
the construction of this newest and most modern market are pleased to congratulate you and wish-you the 
finest success in your operation. 
DAUBENSPECK REFRIGERATION 16 $. Cass, Pontiac — FE 2-0167 
ROGERS ELECTRICAL SERVICE 2260 Dixie Hwy., Pontioc — FE 5-6396 
WILLIAM F. JOHNSTONE - Plumbing & Heating, 4960 Estes Drive, Pontioe — FE 4-7414 
A&A ASPHALT PAVING coy” 1045 Heynes, Birmingham — MI 4- 3800 
KAREN FLOOR COVERING CO. 4528 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains — St 3-4109 
LONG. SIGN CO. | __.6209 Joba Ledge Exprosoway, Detrole — TR 1:5477 ie 
5 STOLE IRE SPI I SAE AREA IEE re  TRU-BILT BLOCK CO. 
_. McLAIN HEATING & SHEET “METAL 
8 RE ONAN ARORA STEEL AL RRS eR WEST DETROIT GLASS OF PONTIAC 82 Myre, Pontiac — FE 2-8397 
1992 Pontiac Drive, Pontiac — FE 4-9531 
497 S$. Saginaw, Pontiac et 4-9573 
    GERBER & LAVINGER CONSTR vere I 2705 Forest, FE 71-9693 — _ VTE posten, S-2 ey 
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, WIN THIS MODEL REPLICA OF THE FABULOUS ‘56 PONTIAC FOR YOUR KIDDIE! . MAY 3rd 
7nd PRIZE -- 1956 BENDIX Automatic CLOTHES DRYER 
Srd- Prize ---Roto-Broil Deluxe Rotisserie --- 4th Prize---Wearever Pressure Cooker 
~~ §th Prize --- 50-Pc. Place Setting Silver Plate Tableware Plus Many Other Prizes! 
NOTHING TO BUY—NOTHING TO WRITE—NOTHING TO SOLVE—JUST FILL IN YOUR NAME AND 
HDDRESS ON A FOODTOWN ENTRY BLANK—CONTEST ENDS APRIL 30th. 
bie baths ner st gs dois sommes. 5 are sabe ie ie A BP 8 A Si = it ES 
FLOURD®, HYGRADE WHITE LILY 
PARTY LOAF | CHEESE 
06 9-89 STALEY WAFFLE SYRUP...... 396 | HYGRADE POTTED MEAT..... = 10° CAKE MIX 9% 8Q° HYGRADE DRIED BEEF....... ‘2% 49¢ cae 
BORDEN'S COTTAGE CHEESE.. = 25* || GAINES i, “10: | 
BROADCAST CHILI........ ‘Gre S] D G FOOD.. 
          
          
    
    
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THIS IS IT-FOOD TOWN! | DON’T MISS THIS GRAND OPENING SALE OF FOOD TOWN — ALL NEW SUPER MARKET. ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING HAS BEEN 
| PUT INTO THIS MARKET TO MAKE YOUR SHOPPING A MORE PLEASANT EXPERIENCE THAN You: HAVE EVER ENJOYED. HERE 
_| ARE SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING FEATURES: 
  * 7000 FT. SELLING AREA * SELF-SERVE MEATS * COMPLETE BABY NEEDS DEPT. 55 FT. BAKERY DEPT. 
* ELECTRIC DOORS x NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GROCERIES % HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS * HI-FI MUSIC 
x 4 SUPER SPEED CHECK-OUTS x FARMFRESH PRODUCE _ . t HOUSEHOLD & HARDWARE DEPT. PAVED PARKING 
  _% AIR CONDITIONING — *& NEW & BIGGER FROZEN FOOD DEPT. INCLUDING COMPLETE LINE OF FROZEN MEATS 
      
  Grand Opening Special 
MAXWELL HOUSE Morton's ||. MICHIGAN PIE 
POT PIES |||) CHERRIES CHICKEN, TURKEY or BEEF 
   
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STRAWBERRY PRESERVES MUSHROOMS Bs 1-05 $400 SEN 2 * re 69° 
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  cheddar cheese looks | Add a tablespoon of} cream for Tantt tter or margarine, unti re 
When Preporing Kale [ie bur « mamems ot Core Fresh As paragus Buttered or With a Sauce oni cream of asparagus ach See wien YOu are coking,   Be -sure to remove all coarse seni soup. . scrambled eggs. 3 
stems when ygu are cooking kale, Spread a thin fiat sp sponge cake By JANET ODELL * |: Melt butter in saucepan, blend,and pour over asparagus. Serve atinish with additional chives, if de-| —- —- aa we 
and wash the vegetable well in‘with-softened ice cream; roll up,'. pontiac Press Home Editor jin flour and seasonings. Add milkjonce. Yield: 6 servings. sired. stred. Makes 4 servings. 
       several waters. Chop the kale wrap in aluminum foil and. freeze. islowly and continue to cook and| To toast sesame seed, place in |. With the ever-risir ularity 50wly conte bd ond onck & repidty in a small/Allow to stand at room tempera-| ya ab ‘tnado a vn gecarans | stir until fhickened. Remove from).a moderate oven (360 degrees 
: amount - ae vee, plus | a. ture about a an ‘hour before ee ‘tke’ Iivubr tente.f. nontiy every! ecad. F.) for 22 minutes or watll gold Never h 
steele ta APTS : - | food. One exception we might make; Add slightly beaten egg yolks, brown, stirring 2 to 3 times to 
‘is fresh asparagus. | blending well. Stir in melted but- | brown uniformly. 
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FRESHEST-TASTING |e        nothing tastes quite like the fresh! Serve at once, might suggest this chive-flavored 
‘stalks themselves. A simpler way of preparing | #uce. | 
This is the season gf the year! ‘asparagus is to serve it with 1% aes Conaas: Sees C 0 S e ore 
when _fresh asparagus begins to Toasted Sesame Seed Butter. % pong Se 4      
    
          
        
             
      
    
         
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to the place where we feel we can 2 tablespoons butiex or margarine, Clean com = — thoroughly ‘andi delhi “ om heard my friends 
Whole Fresh Or Fresh» f indulge more often. | meee ; oe s Breeze!” says Mrs. € Lb. 1 eeiespoon freee agtmon, Jules 4s [break off bottom ends. Cover and} Checkley. Now she always has a Den’t overcook asparagus. | : 1 sien |C0Ok in I-inch boiling salted water} fyi} ae HAM Ham Roast Whether you do it in a pressure | Cook’ fresh asparagus until crisP-| er low heat 12 to 15 minutes, pene = Sere’ & pastel | cooker or in a small amount of |*ender. Place in a serving dish.| |. 16 tender. Drain. Cannon face cloth in every Reg-   
  
    Chopped ones % munca, cock tt ic ombine )_Femaining ingredients ular size box of Breeze she buys. 
‘ oe | only "enough to me the stalks | Seeman, melt butter ¢r | (Giant Economy size comes with 
MINUTE STEAKS tender. To Crisp Up Bread «| Tau" minutec, Sram nyantt | Cannon kitchen towel indie.) eugene * | Breeze is the premium detergent   
  
  Some cooks like to cook the | To crisp ‘slices of bread, bake Add lemon juice and asparagus : : 
stalks upright in a-tall can OF them in a slow (300 degrees) ovén) ®%4 cook § minutes, for family wash. You've got to 
Roman Cleanser 3/4 G il double boiler. This allows the wa- for 20 minutes or longer. Halfway Combine cheese and milk: beat. _ & or Lever Brothers will re- ‘TreeSweet’s exclusive INSTOVAC pro. & : 
ation ter to cook the stalks directly, through the baking time, turn the until light and fluffy. Serve as-| urn your money. Better put ees seajs in fresh flavor and Vitamin C. 7 Ff 
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butter to bring out the delicate |, 
flavor of cooked asparagus But | 
other sauces are also delicious. | 
Since a true Hollandaise sauce “ety 
iis tricky to make, you might like / 
to try a mock Hollandaise. It will) > 
taste just as good. 
Mock Hollandaise Sauce / 
3 tablespoons butter bad 
3 tablespoons flour ot 
iy teaspoon salt 
Ye teaspoon pepper 
. . % cup milk b ‘ 
leg Lots i 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten 
wee Mighwey va Te reph of Parking 7 up melted butter 
3 tablespoons lemon Juice 
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dressed out to to give you finer, sweet eating. 
Front Quarter Sale! f 
| Half or Whole FRONT. .» 29° “a= 
SHOULDER ROAST... .°.39° 
SHOULDER CHOPS “ 49° 
BREAST of LAMB “12° 
RIB LAMB CHOPS “ 69¢ 
| Gr'nd Lamb Patties * 59° 
U. $. “Choice” Beef 
POT 7 Suger Cured 
ROAST 3 3: Sliced Bacon bulk sliced 
Wilson Certified | tb c 
-canapian Bacon | 4» 89 4   Fresh Killed, Michigan Grown, Tender, Young 
Whole, Tender, Young : at 
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Del Monte 
Chunk Style 
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MusHRoom soup ...o "49° KLEENEX, 40's __. , 83 Boxes 69: INSTANT Big 6 Ox. Jar 
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LEMONADE 
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= 1 Shopping Days, Thurs., April 6, thru Wednesday, April 11 Polley's Grated 
LIGHT MEAT 
TUNA Special’Low Price ™ 
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Couper from 
Wednesday's Prees 
  
BRACH CANDIES 
JELLY NUGGETS... ASST TOFFEE 
Congratulations 
to the Pontiac Boys’ Club 
the directors and. mothers and boys for 
putting on such a splendid Father-Son 
Banquet. We commend you... every   
Double value~ 
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      There's ‘a: heap of good eating) Pown4 can, dramed). Heat #8 /biscuit dough over the cherries 
pall alt and bake in a hot oven until the 
Make ‘the dish with saucy canned) Feed this to four hungry 
4 spaghetti and you're ready to\"bands.” Side dishes are but-/biscuit topping is lightly rowned. 
serve in 15 minutes. tered cabbage and apple-grape|Serve at once with 
First brown one-half pound ofisalad. nilla ice cream. -   fee seat . on a a = Cheese | 
. Flavors Sauce | 
       
  
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FRYERS . ‘39° Nn edium thickn Add 
  
FRESH- and SALT WATER FISH of ALL KINDS 
FRESH LAKE PERCH, 
BASS. or WALLEYES SHRIMP 
u. 79¢ 39k.   . lemon juice. 
° * s 
Serve over hot cooked vegetables | 
A serve over at coed vege This | 
jmave es 1% cups. 
    
CATFISH—BUF FALO_SMELT—_OYSTERS \ Serve Muffin Treat 
  < 82 S. Saginaw Street People’s Fish & Poultry Market (Wholesale and Retail) FE 41521 & ‘add bits of tuna, whole small sar- 
\ dines, minced canned clams or 
|canned mushrooms, Sprinkle well 
| with grated cheddar or Parmesan 
cheese and put under the broiler] 
Lahn hahahahaha briefly. Eat at once! Cheese adds Pi the flavor att 
of V@itexture of many tempting sauces. | 
Although most homemakers are) 
more familiar with white sauces | 
SITTTOTOTETETTIETET TITS IE in that require American or cheddar | 
“It It's Alive—It's Fresh"’— -Taste the Difference 
\CAPONETTES — T 7 Finest Chicken Money Can Buy 
‘for Roasting — Stewing or Frying. possibili- | 
ties for distinctive sauces which | 
make use of the wide variety of | 
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GIVES Xv. S. SAVING STAMPS 
GOLDEN RIPE 
|BANANAS     
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JUMBO STRICTLY FRESH 
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       Defiance 
OLEO 2 LBS. 39: 
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TISSUE | 
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    WE GIVE U. S. SAVINGS STAMPS Fresh, Firm 
CABBAGE 
Lb. 5: 
  
  BIRDS EYE CHICKEN, 
BEEF, TURKEY 
POT PIES 
4 « 99°               Grade A 
- Large, White 
EGGS = 9s 
FRESH, CRISP 
CARROTS 
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GRAPEFRUIT 
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Fresh, Lean      
     SHORT RIBS 
  LETTUCE Fresh, 
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PORK 
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BEEF..0 69° 
SAUSAGE 0” 69° Choice 
SIRLOIN tes 1% STEAKS 
fy MINUTE STEAKS... wae 5Qc 
@ Frozen Strawberries | 
Hl Hickory Smoked : 
SLAB BACON “x * 29° Hickory Smoked 
HAM wi, * 43° 
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POT ROAST of BEEF = 29° | SWISS STEAK......° 59 
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SERBINOFF’S 
$152 Orchard 
Lake Rd. 
      
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SWIFT PAYS YOU $1.00! FROZEN F 0oDS 
we ; for five labels from 
Flav-O-Rich Swift's Meats for Babies oy | 
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when I buy BREEZE”’ 
  “Try This New Way. 
sto Cook Macaroni. 
you 
Stir constantly for 
       
3 pounds in 2% gallons boiling One St. Slatin Vt., 
salted water with this method. Use, reports cutting into a maple tree cach of the trees in his grove, lot the fish cut away from the 2 tablespoons salt for this amount! which, judging from its rings, was| oF “sugarbush” as it te some (hone ang held together by uncut Pure Maple Syrup Rates 
‘as All-American Delicacy |. 
Perhaps no‘ other product ts sol which the maple tree yields thé 
anlar le pel pene Hs i arg eed nag + pli or that becomes maple syrup, 
salted water. Use 2 teaspoons pure maple syrup. varies from year to year. It may 
Increase or decrease the * * ®@ begin as.early as Feb, 22 and as 
, |of water as you vary the quantity For one thing, no other con-|jate as the first week in April. 
wish to cook. | tinent in the world grows the. sugar! tt also also varies in length of 
two minutes.| maple tree. the most heautiful and and may extend from 
Then remove from heat, cover and stately of trees, and also the weeks. 
let stand 10 minutes. Drain and richest source of pure maple — 
rinse immediately. Many legs-ex-| syrup. 
maple is long-lived esque occupation, but it is 
yee kek [amy 
in | 
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eure       * * * + 
rugged ‘work. Chien esi ‘sir 
to harvest a crop, 
As winter begins to break up, | 
the farmer must bore a hole in 
/200 to 225 years old, and bore the - times called. - 
  (She just can’t resist the fine of water. 
ah neuron tak oe pre- | Uns 6 Seay see atiet snact- | mium all-purpose detergent.) ‘pan when making candy 
: 
DOUGHNUT TWISTS. Yield: 2 dozen doughnuts 
imme ts. deaepoon walt tts all 
1 boplespoon | ead M teeqpees ground =. orange    
  instruments; 
states of Vermont 
which 
supply. 
can Indians. 
catching the 
the Indians. 
modern tapping 
a high quality in * * 
  
           and finally, 
made with modern tools. 
RICH IN LEGEND 
The 100 per cent pure maple 
isyrup is as rich m legend as t 
are its chief source of! mark of tapping for 100 years. 
and New York, ! 
According to one widely quoted 
legend of maple syrup's origin, a 
squaw allowed sap in which she 
br i = down, wood fires which must be tended 
pleased her brave. highly. 
One thing is sure, though: The venison: 
For many years the process of 
the pioneers consisted of inserting 
wooden spikes in the trees, an 
sap in 
buckets, a process adapted from wooden 
This is a far cry from today's With folk resurrect costumes of grand- | modern equipment and sanitary father’s day from attic trunks and) 
conditions, farmers today produce Storage chests; old-time fiddlers ¢ pure product, Come in from surrounding farms | methods. sugar-house, poured out into huge 
shallow pans, 
constantly. 
‘on the average off35 gallons of 
‘maple sap must be boiled down) 
first white settlers learned about 4. produce 1 gallon of maple maple-tapping trom the Ameri- syrup 
TIME FOR FESTIVITIES 
Sugaring-off time is often such | 
43 task that it is natural it should | 
be accompanied by or culminated 
with festivity. 
have a carnival atmosphere. Since a ‘sugarbush may contain form you find them in, 
First came the marks of gashes a, many as a thousand trees, this ithis creole recipe for a Y qetclous 
with an Indian axe; next were means time-consuming work. A |budget dish: 
signs of holes bored with primitive spout is inserted in each hole and 
holes 4 bucket is hung under it to catch 
the sap as it trickles out, drop by éraneed fish} 
* drop, 
* * * 
_ Collecting the sap means going 
‘up and down hills from tree to 
‘tree, hour after hour, 
after day. 
through deep snowdrifts and day 
Often it means wading | 
and set over roaring 
It is estimated that) 
  
The sugar festivals 
In. Vermont festivities, towns- 
jand villages, and there is square | 
      der, and spices. Cousbine ogg. ugar, ee '* eacy appreciated throughout the. 
| butter or margarine, and orange rind; Sree civilized world. beat . Add dry , ee ae ing, 
alternately with milk. Stir just enough i> | to blend. Chill several hours or over- : 
50. So ily Seand tenet the Flavor All 
044 x 7 inches. Out strips 4 inch | Dogs Go For wide and 7 inches long. =, 
Smrmcrecr = GIRL ‘Miller's phe ony mek og Get KIBBLES Fry 1 to 2 pacha fl a until golden is now Exclusively Known . The belansed 
brown, turning each to brown both @s the Baking Powder pesic. ol ona 
tides. Drain on absorbent paper; roll with the Balanced Devble \ digest m: im ugar if desired. Adiee. Ls 
MVULMAN AND COMPANY + TERRE MAUTE: iw oIANA 
A VITAMIN 
     itheir sauces, 
win bravos for elegance with a’ 
minute's effort. Thaw 1 package 
(1-pound 
breasts as ag on pacenee. 
Place’ chicken in 
buttered shallow _ baking a CHOICE GRADED (about 10x6x2 inches). 
densed 
over chicken. Bake one hour at 
350 degrees. Last-10 minutes of From a primitive article of food) dancing, with competitions among 
for home use, 100 per cent pure dance callers. from various sur- | 
maple syrup has become a deli- ounding erpiainations, 
‘You will Wid Broves 
_Sugaring-oft time, the period in ‘With Chicken Treat 
The French may be famous for 
but this.dish will 
size) frozen. chicken) 
single layer in 
Pour 1 can (1% cups) 
cream of chicken soup con- 
Mill NIF \cooking time sprinkle one-half cup | 
Tr iller’s \(2 ounces) shredded mild process | 
/ PACKED TIES ‘cheese over chicken. Three to 
four servings   
  
  Hekman’s Saltine 
CRACKERS 
“Lb, Box 19° 
NEW roger oat 
LARGE Deming Red 
SALMON 
6 9: 
Puffin 
BISCUITS Ty 
Snow Crop Frozen 
Orange Juice 
3 Cans for 
“BRING US THE ROBIN HOOD FLOUR 
COUPON FROM WEDNESDAY'S PRESS” 
Armour's Columbia 
Sliced Bacon 29° 
  
    
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_ SUPER MARKET 
_ 4120 W. WALTON BLVD., 
DRAYTON PLAINS 
Store Hours: Mon. thru Sot. 9a.'m; to9 p.m. 
12 im Fb, m. : We Reserve the Right to Limit     
      OR 3-2341     
  life Service tells us, represents an 
time, excellent buy, ag more than 17,- 
two to six 000,000 pounds of these slim frozen 
ifish are now ready 
\dinner tables. You'll find this deli. . 
Sugaring-off may be a pictur- cate-flavored fish in frozen. food 
also cabinets and at fish dealers in 
three different forms, according to 
family has to work night and day the National Fisheries Institute: 
|) already fressed (which means 
‘head, tail and fins cut off, insides) 
taken out;) (2) fillets cat from the 
iside; (3) butterfly fillets (two sides 
flesh of the underside.) Whatever 
refrigerator. shelf or at room tem- 
The sap is taken to the family perature, Cook onion in butter_or 
margarine until tender. Blend in 
flour and stir until smooth. Add 
tomatoes, pimjento and seasonings. 
|Arragé fillets in a well-oiled bak- 
ing dish and cover with the sauce. 
Bake in a moderate oven 350 de. 
grees 25 to 30 minutes, or until 
fish flakes easily when tested with 
WE GIVE U.S. SAVINGS STAMPS! WE HANDLE U. S. CHOICE GRADED BEEF — 
69; 
39, a’ fork. 
| Choice Graded 
  
   
   
        
       Bake Whiting 
in Creole Sauce 
2 cups t   
4 
Whiting, the U.S--Fish and Wild. 
for American 
you'll like 
Whiting Creole 
2 pounds Whiting (fillets, or whole 
amall onion, sliced 
3 tablespoons butter or margarine 
2 tablespoons flour 
canned tomatoes 
1 pimiente, chopped 
1 teaspoon salt 
Dash of pepper 
‘ teaspoon oregano (if desired) 
If whiting is frozen, let thaw on 
  
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ROAST TURKEY with dressing and 
cranberry sauce FRIDAY & SATURDAY | 11 A.M. to 7:45.P.M. 
  
  
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SPECIALS 
Half and Half GAKE Each $1 
Apple Jacks .... .6 for 36¢ 
  TRY 1T—_ 
BRING THE FAMILY!     
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144-146 N. SAGINAW STREET      
      
  
ROUND or 
SIRLOIN 
1 STEAK. 
Boneless Rolled 
RUMP ROAST 
     
           
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     Choice Grade 
. CLUB 
STEAKS Delicious When Broiled 
    
1POT 
:|ROAST .      CUT _   
DICED 
CUBED 
STEAKS 
89; Ib   Short Ribs 
of BEEF 
19;,   3 89°        
    Pressel’s Skinless 
Hot Dogs 
Lbs. T 15 Pure Beef _ 
HAMBURGER 
    
Armour'’s 
Columbia 
SLICED 
BACON 29 A Crest 
Pure 
PORK |rom 2.59         LARGE 
BALOGNA Chunk Only 29.     
  
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Green Beans...” 
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SUGAR.......° 10° 
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Orange Juice , 7 Con 4% 
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Marshmallow Fluff ==2=2":-25°}} += 47: eae ae 
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Swift's Baby Meats for 3 Label. Detale tSeor Mn D 3 site eee 0; $ : 9 
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week, will go much: faster if] * ‘#blespeon suger 25 ‘minutes). 
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if any. foots outrank aa "as ait fa not a true Andication of the Pr a aur fee ae cee cae wc CANNON 
source of economical nutrition. layersdeep in a shallow*baking lemon juice or vinegar , 
refrigerated (case; for the most|/pan. by Worcestershire sauce : rf 
Three-fourths of the calcium in the a oe oe ee from the money pcs 4 ter ech Cid . op er margarine kitchen towel 
American comes from milk;| cents more, choose the large size. The | mixture tablespoons gor decsaped \ nside 
lies on mi Geltiy yarehene. How, 206, of the shell has nothing to dp withlputter or iaurgurine and 2. table Blend salt, pepper. yeorita endl inside detergent and one-fourth of the protein in| AJ stocy te consom fer [Ou siunlty oF flavor of the ©B8%}epoons of broth or milk over theltr” to boling Remove from| ,tte't ® teal Cannon 
our national diet comes from milk.| iii, potatoes te rapidly ne bryce heat, Makes 2% cups. every Giant Economy | It is open season for salads | coming to a close, the best Oven Fried Chicken Continue the cooking in a slow Potatoes Splurge: size of this premium ‘\ 
from now until the end of sum- | quality in old crop potatoes is This method is excellent when|(325 degree F.) until chicken is)... ang diagonally sliced car- 
mer. Lettuce, which is most | now coming from Maine. two or more chickens are being|tender, 45 to 60 minutes. Turn.once| i. a» casserole. Include @ 
often chosen as the base for Citrus fruits, especially grape-|‘ieé. to crisp evenly. During the cook-| ..°. of onions 
green salads, ts now excellent |) and Florida Valencia oranges, 1. Coat chicken with seasoned|™é more broth or milk may bel. 1. of mushroom quality, The heads are mostly of fare good choices for the shopping| four driazied over chicken if it appears) ou, with half 
ae ee list. Supplies of bananas will in- 2. Brown pleces of chicken in at|“"’ Sestenns’ fence over the ingredients 
—— crease during April, so look for|ieast % inch layer of fat in a] |||. OMEN® role. Cover and For over » month, green cab-lvalues at the food market. ‘heavy skillet: If a large quantity 1% teaspoon pepper jgrees F, for about 45 
bage has rated a blue ribbon for o— - 
quality, low cost, and health 
value. Another salad vegetable 
that continues on the wise-buy list 
is carrots. Sirite 1952, the market- 
a meine Se ues hoice, since from the 
good value at retail counters. Serve. about 4 people per” pound tps on to the prepackaged syle Ti JOFFE saa stiis 
If the budget needs ‘pinching|Follow the instructions printed on/W!tt tops 
after holiday celebrating, then)the outside covering for best roast-| Carrots with the tops off are ao COUPON WORTH Pm TOWARDS 
fresh ground beef at about 33 to/ing results high in: food nutrients since the “Ex R 
%@ cents ® pound offers a number} Food bargains come and go, but/tops live off the root and take Hixson’s Extra Rich 
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             JESSE. SEWEL'S READY TO FRY 
att 2 K i "4 Q NATIONAL'S TOP TASTE SLICED 
Ranch Style 2s 69 
BACON . ie DEWITTS MICH. YOUNG, D, OVEN READY PRESHLY GROUND, DAILY MADE 
GAPONetteS ... . 5Q*|HAMBURGER . 3 = 95" PILLSBURY GARDEN FRESH WHITE, YELLOW, CHOCOLATE 
x LOW, cHOCoLAT $400 
CAKE MIXES Tomatoes 7. T zh ORCHARD FRESH Cc cane MO 
303 
~ 2° 59° Applesauce 4 
        Your favorite bleach 
This favorite bleach of millions now has | 
a big, easy-grip handle to make it 
easier to carry — handier for 
’ kitchen and bathroom clean- 
_ ing and disinfecting. 
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           PURPLE 
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$400 - .& QuaRT 
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BANANAS. ~ - 12° 
BEAN SPROUTS......2 <= 29° ORIENTAL , ; 
CHOW MEIN NOODLES... 2 <= 29° — ey, 
* FRESH FROZEN FOOD VALUES = * [NATIONALS DAIRY VALUES + 
BEEF POT PIES 2 =: 69° CHEESE SPREAD2 ::: 59° 
ORANGE JUICE 4: 69* | MILD CHEESE  , 45 
GREEN BEANS . = wet pi MARGARINE 2: 43°         Cane 
     
      
      
        
          
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You save work and get VEGETABLES 2°: 39° | CRACKER BARREL «: 45° extra benefits when you use 
Roman Cleanser Bleach. PRICES WE RESERVE 
fis Wisich stad svat emanigerot te. engiartyuaal eeractiva THE wai 
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Carrot Appetize Fireplace. Cookery 
pat ath pt gat AAR |Pastry Bars Are Dotted With Filberts and Fruits Fat an creamer 
sprigs of watercress through the 
  
  
     
      Like the flavor of filberts? Then 
try these fruit-and-filbert emer chopped filberts to the potato pulp; squash and add salt, 
along with butter, hot milk, salt|brown sugar and melted butter to|one-eighth inch thick. part of the meal right at 
pepper, a rectangle about 10x14 inches arid the fireplace next time you have 
idinner guests. Cook meat on skew- 
carrot rings and serve as an appe- a 5 25 [OS eapeee: vee Rook apap) ale a yg ee honk: san ctmamon *™: Use copper wtuteiie sat. ears: 
tizer or use as a garnish. Ployag! to make: Po ay en Se ies into Tors into 0 exall detiow befting| Ot popen hp sprinkle over 'serving temperature by parking 
on a cookie = srinke th 1 of the stud Ptates be i and sprinkle with chopped raisins, candied peel and half of | roe 
: brown. Remove chicken to a half of it with the filbert filling; go a oven filberts and drizzle with more) (darts on 
BEEF in VEAL 10 © CA" nen you cover the filling with the| under the broiler for reheating. | melted butter. Bake in a moder- _ ar 
LAMB: PORK the shelled nuts in 
  flavor of toasted | @t¢ oven until thoroughly hot. x Fold remaining half of one: 
over filling. Sprinkle with remain- 
Add chopped filberts to your ing filberts. Roll gently with roll-| 
   
   
       
                             
     
       
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will) cockie sheet or a roll pan | ® slow nla ti on dupa ann. | Stereos bas odin Nae til fruit fill be: t CUTS 5 ai conea eaetie Oomee for about 20 minutes; stir a few made with cooked dried prunes. prdipbned pmacripe mas Connon kitehen ; 
Imperial Smoked seasonings! Nowadays it's not to; | Slice the bread thin. and make| @mbedded in pastry. 
HAM and BACON do all the filbert that! As the muts expand slightly in| sandwiches of it, using soft cream) Press edges together. hice 
r vngiused to go on in old-fashioned the bektien, the, skins split and) cheese as the filling. Seay bey Sats, Bales te het OS towe oF ace C 
: kitchens. The ‘nuts come in handy) ™ay remov Creamed tuna for lunch? There's degrees) oven ules or From Our Packing House 1% cellophane packages and are avail-| nuts briskly hatenen the fingers. ia new flavor in this old dish when/ lightly browned. ° Take pick time you buy 
Retail Market ate ° * it with toasted filberts. Separate bars while hot. Makes deg quabtigies 
BEEF BUYS taltice things’ te do with iberta, "| Know how good Waldort Salad is!” safetom ality theme abeut 24 Reasnst Thece’s a sat) Sheaee * |with roast pork? Give it new |. te eis: fl se kitchen towel inside every Giant 
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Wiiety. Cakdand County drivers;tor wieetisfied felgniaite were:; 
St.; Grant J. Struble, 5562 Ayles-| . suspended in recent action’ an- io “cr Larry ¥. test, demnae! 
nounced by the Michigan Secre- Shamily and Roosevelt Spencer, 
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liquor were: Floyd Byas Sr., 270 Davisburg. 
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9120 Buckingham St.; “Woodrow R-. pnahitual negligence in the cases Cunningham, 12 Thorpe St.; Eileen or. pobert E. Scanlan, 2882 St. 
Edwards, 278 Seward St; James cair st.; Ellis Gust and James A. 
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  | A series of kick-off events will 
: start the fund-raising campaign 
that will culminate In a luncheon | May 21 in the Sheraton-Cadillac 
Hotel, Detroit. ‘ 
Mrs. Charles A. Dean Jr. origi 
=e the plan in Wayne County a =| 
: hier Polyresin | The Oakland and Wayne County Re- sure success are (left) Mrs. William : 
Mrs. Brooks Marshall to direct the| publican Women’s Finance Committees Bonbright of the Wayne County commit 
The 24 affiliated clubs of the Pontiac City Federa- check on the workers for the event are Mrs. Walter (Gaktand rap 4 organization and) have planned a series of events for the tee and Mrs. Brooks Marshall of on 
tion of Women’s Clubs, along with other civic organ- Mann, Parent Guidance Club; Mrs. Robert Eisele, Pon- yr." arold 0. Love heads the) fund-raising campaign, to be climaxed by ham, chairman of the Oakland Co wee ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ : : , | ayne Comty committee. 3 Fert meee izations interested in supporting a civic foundation, are tiac Business and Professional Women’s Club, and Mrs. | “ a May 21 luncheon at Hotel Sheraton. Republican Women’s Finance Committe@, | 
participating in the “Meet Your Neighbor” benefit being William Merritt, Newcomers Club. | In Oakland ‘County Mrs. Marshall | Cadillac, Detroit, Doing t = saa : ; 
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  ‘held in the city April 12- 13-14, Making a last-minute   
Children Enjoy Florida Adventures ~ By ETHEL TOMBRINK , days in Fort Lauderdale recent- 
MIAMI—The youngsters. of the ly and visit - ——- V. Squires. *   were joined for the. Easter holiday | 
by son, Lanny, a student at Albion residents who moved to Florida 
in a fall and are settled The Dunns are former Pontiac + 
Farhi 
Will Begin 
on April 19 
Campaign Kick-Off 
Will Be Conducted 
in Birmingham 
Birmingham Community House 
will be the scene of the Oakland 
County kick-off Program April 19 
for the Oakland County ‘fund-raising 
jcampaign sponsored hy Republican 
women, 
“= fe ee 
Advanced planning for their 1956 
\fund-raising in Oakland and Wayne 
‘Counties has been done by the Re- 
‘publican women. Their aim this 
lyear is to increase the number of 
contributors by expanding the 
township ae working on   
  has area groups at.work in Avon, | 
Birmingham, 
‘field, Mer i Waterford and West 
Bloomfield 
‘SKILLED ‘LEADERS q 
Experienced leadership from 
Mrs. Dean and other, volunteers! ~ ‘ 
    
  
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‘THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 . PAGES 4 i751   
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lnon directing this fund-raising will help the workers recruited this spring), 
“Mrs. Dean is a member of the Re-|\ 
publican National Finance Com-. 
imittee, orie of four women in ~ 
‘country whd work in a group of house it the Norwood section in 
North Miami, next door to Mrs. 
Not a bit superstitious are the 'Dunn’s sister. They had a two College. 
William Isgriggs and the Glenn! They'll be heading northward the! 
Griffins will have plenty of excit- latter part of April to see about ‘NOT SUPERSTITIOUS 
ing stories to tell their little friends, jthe building of their new home in 
when they get back to Pontiac. "Clarkston. John E. Dunns and the Jack day visitor a-week ago—Mrs. Bud 
; The two couples and their small) And speaking of home, Mrs.'Blamys—they’ve made a dinner|Silk of Pontiac. 
: fry got together for a boat trip up|Nelse Knudsen of Hollywood plans date for Friday, the 13th. The; pier brother's      News From Bloomfield / | | 2 
St. Dunstan Guild Schedules Play     the inland waterway, visited the 
chimpanzee farm, and saw an In- 
dian boy wrestle the alligators, 
The Griffins and thelr four 
youngsters are spending three 
weeks at the Sea Breeze in Mi- 
-ami Beach. 
The Isgriggs and Richard and 
John are now settled in Hollywood, 
for a couple of weeks after touring! 
the state, with such places as 
Marineland and Cypress Gardens 
on their itinerary. 
They're in the same apartment 
ding with his parents, the Isaac’ bun! 
Isgriggs, who deserted Coral 
Gables, where they've been since 
December, for Hollywood a couple| 
of weeks ago. 
’ Fishing, . swimming, eottten| 
sightseeing—and now and then the) 
horse races at Gulfstream have! 
kept them on the go. i 
HEAD FOR HOME 
Mrs. Isgrigg's meee and his 
wife, Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Burke, | 
headed back for Bloomfield Hills, 
several days ago—after vacation-| 
ing in Lakeland, winter home of 
the Tigers 
* * * . 
The B, H. Anibals, who've been 
vacationing at Venice Isle in Holly-| 
wood, pointed their auto toward 
Birmingham Wednesday, 
: * * «@ 
From their winter home in 
Venice on the Gulf Coast, Mr. 
and Mrs. Charles Carr drove | 
across the wate to spend ¢ a few | 
Mrs: Buzz. 
Now Heads 
Jaycee Unit The April meeting of the Junior 
Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary 
was held at Hotel Waldron Wednes 
day evening. Officers for the year 
were elected following dinner 
* * 
  Mrs, Leonard Buzz will serve as 
president with Mrs. Leslie Lang- 
ford as vice president; 
James Martin, recording _secre- 
tary; Mrs. Leslie Hotchkiss, treas-| 
urer; Mrs, Russell Fahr, corres-) 
ponding secretary, and Mrs. 
Henry: McCandle, delegate. 
Plans were made to cooperate 
with the City Federation of Wom- 
en’s Clubs in the “Meet Your | 
Neighbor” benefit, Mrs. James   
isiit, Which she wore for sailing, 
ian ivory wool fleece coat, Grace Kelly Tells Details 
of Breathtaking Trousseau 
to sail for Monaco and her wed-| 
ding to Prince Rainier II] of Mon- 
Mrs, 2€°- Grace Kelly released the story. 
'feminine America has been breath-. 
less to hear 
|seau of American-designed clothes Wragge sports clothes, 
|which filled two trunks in her cocktail dresses, 
|stateroom luggage. 
fashion points: a visit back in Pontiac early in: ‘Blamys and their two children ar- 
May. ‘rived a week ago for a Miami va- 
_The Keith Leaks of Clarkston’ cation. Ted Guething down from Bir- 
mingham. ‘ 
Camille's   
brother, Dr. Thomas [a 
Stewart will be married at the 
home of the bride’s parents, 
Hacienda del Sol, on South Merritt 
Island, near Cocoa, Fila 
Arid young Avery and Stephanie 
Guething will take part 
garden ceremony—they'll be 
bon bearers, 
floor-length versions of the matron 
\of honor’s dress, done in pale blue 
lorgandy. 
: Widdifields 
4 and Brineys 
Travel East   rib- 
       
Spring Holiday at 
McDougall Home 
  The Rev. and Mrs. C. George 
."Widdifield of West Pike -street and 
Mr. and Mrs. James Briney of 
East Iroquois road left Wednesday 
4on a motor trip to Niagara Falls, | 
AP Wirephets ‘Buffalo and New York Oy, | return- 
Wearing a beige suit and small white hat. a smiling, jing via Cleveland   * * * 
unruffled Grace Kelly faced newsmten aboard the liner | ye, gna Mrs. Gittins. Cateheni 
Constitution Wednesday just before the Philadelphia ang sons, Billy. Bobby and Don- 
actress sailed to marry Prince Rainier of Monaco. Her 
smiling decorum amid the hubub of departure matched 
the title she will assume: Her Serene Highness. inie, of Syracuse, N. Y., are visit- 
ling at the home of. her mother, 
Mrs. Minnie McDougall of Lin-! 
jcolnshire drive, during the Easter 
vacation. . 
* * 
Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Dearing 
u and children ‘of Ottawa drive are 
ng this weekend from a 
naondia vacation in Flerida, 
a » * NEW YORK—As she prepared coats, Harvey Berin evening 
clothes, James Galanos cocktail 
and -evening dresses; Fira Benen ; ; : 
son evening drésses, Pauline Tri- nue is a member -of the W heaton 
gere evening dresses, Traina-No-, Academy A Cappella Choir on 
Details of the trous-|rell day and cocktail clothes, B. H. its annual spring tour through Il Branel] !inois, Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, 
Adele Simpson Oklahoma, » Kansas, Nebraska, | 
Among siday dren, Molle Pari day|°Earty in Dine. th choir wi resses, Ce apman evening 
clothes, Samuel Winston cocktail] leave for an extended aliens 
dresses, and Suzy Perette summer Concert tour, 
dresses. i Peggy Proctor of Baldwin ave- 
* 2 @ 
Except. for ‘ 4 honey beige wool * * 
Charies Hutchins, son of Mrs. -'Guyton, and Mary Evelyn Calmes 
in the) 
Family Is Spending * ¢ @ 
: She is chairman of the Michigan 
Republican Women's Finance Com- 
mittee: and head of the Women's 
Division of the Wayne County GOP 
Finance Committee. 
Her record of service began 
in 1942, and she was a member 
of the Wayne County Republican 
  organized in 1943, 
Her idea of asking women to se pek i 
1 
‘by their husbands has grown into a. 
full plan for the state this year. | 
Mrs. Dean has been assisted for! 
a number of years by the executive 
sion, which she eppniaed. 
Mrs, Marshall, pln of the 
1956 Oakland County fund-raising 
committee, is_assisted by Mrs. 
Howard J. Liverance, vice chair-| 
  tary, publicity chairman. | 
Cancer Film Slated | 
| Films on cancer detection will ¢ 
‘be shown members of St. Trinity 
Lutheran. Church Ladies Guild 
Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in the church 
basement, After the film, Dr, Leo- 
nard H. Blackwell will be present)! 
jto answer questions 
women are invited to attend the! 
film showings 
  day evening. Announcement was) 
made by. Mrs. Charles Ailen that. 
the annual tea for college fresh- 
men will be held May 6 in Pontiac 
Federal Saving and Loan Build- 
ing “y 
| The group will sponsor the next 
Circle Players production in May. 
Guests attend meeting 
were Mrs. Thothas Moreau, 
Delta Zeta, from Michigan State 
University; Mrs, “Raymond 
| Kassabian, Kappa Delta rom 
enema Finance Committee when it was | 
Interested | wedding this 20 on this committee. 
Saturday brought Camille and BLOOM ELD HILLS—, Dun- istan Guild will present “Ladies in) 
Retirement” by Edward Percy and 
Reginald Denham the evenings of 
April 13, 14, ‘@ and 21 in St. Dun- 
stan Pavilion, \Lone Pine road. 
The title is deveiving, as the plot 
is a sinister one of melodrama, di- 
rected by Mrs. Winston T. Kellogg. 
Mrs, Jack FE, Berno is produc.   tion manager, and th the cast | 
are Mrs, Robert H. Porter, Mrs. 
wearing miniature funds in addition to those collected, Wittlam ,. Martin, Mrs, John 
Hi, Warner, Mrs, Wherry Martin, 
| Mrs. J. Thomas Martin, Ano L. 
Noblett’ and Francis M. Tend. 
* *. ; 
committee of the Women’s Divi-| Mr. and Mrs. William L. Wiggins 
and their three children will return \ 
\Sunday from a station wagon jaunt 
ito Fort Lauderdale, Fila. 
(DINNER HOSTS 
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘W. Sanders 
man; Mrs. James Bannard, secre- will be hosts at a dinner meeting! contribution made 
and Mrs. George Hodges, of the Detroit Bradford Club Sat- through the national committee. 
lurday evening in their home on} 
‘Epping lane. 
Honor guests. will 
Bell, president of Bradford Junior, 
‘ollege, and Jane Runyon, Bred 
ford's alumnae secretary. 
New officers will be elected 
for the Detroit group at the brief 
business meeting. 
Mrs. Sanders is being assisted 
in dinner arrangements by Mrs. | 
Richard L. Bernhard, Mrs. Charles 
Panhellenic to Give Tea 
Mrs. Hudson Ragsdale of Loclo-| Michigan State University, and tin ‘a Women's Clubs,"was read 
men drive entertained members of Mrs. James Clack, Pi Beta Phi |before members of the Woman's 
'the Pontiac City. Panhellenic Mon-| from Hillsdale College. 
Mrs. George Gaw, Pi Beta Phi 
from the University of Michigan; | 
Mrs. Clayton W.. Kerr, Kappa) 
Delta, and Mrs. Pat Beaton, Alpha’ 
Xi Delta from Bowling Green State 
University, were other guests. 
An invitation was extended by 
the group to any member of a 
collegiate sorority who wishes to 
join Pontiac City Panhellenic. 
Mrs 
hostess. A beauty demonstration 
was } given for the program. be Dorothy: W. Yerrick, Mrs, Bruce Brown, 
‘Mrs. Nelson B. Noland and Kath- 
erine Daeschner, 
Jimmy Dey 
Auxiliary » 
Plans Dinner   
  
Plans were made for the ninth 
charter dinner at the Wednesday 
evening meeting of Jimmy Dey 
Auxiliary held at the YMCA. Mrs. | 
Peter Metes and Mrs. Leland Hunt 
dinner to be held. at Rotunda Inn, 
May 2. 
\ ° ° * 
Mrs. Leon Sirlin, chairman of 
the Serve Our Servicemen Com- 
| mittee, reported on the recent 
to CARE,   | A report on a recent money 
making project was given by 
— Mariel Sadler. Mrs. Dan 
pie! was appointed chairman 
another project to be held 
| ae 14. 
Hostesses for the evening were 
Mrs. Keith Bigger and-Mrs. Louis; 
Hadden. 
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‘Literary Club 
‘Receives Letter | 
ores — from Helen Chapman, 
dent of the General Federa- 
Literary Club. Monday. afternoon 
by Mrs. J. Harry Baker. The let- 
iter requested cooperation on “Cru- 
‘sade for Freedom," 
Mrs. Bessie Slaybaugh of Glen- will serve as cochairmen of the nie aad Sere: Walbae 
Jr. will return next week frond 
spring stay at Lakeland, Fla. ~ 
Mrs. Kenneth Kilbury and 
two children are visiting her 
ents in Greenville, S. C., for a 
night.     
        
    
   
   
                 
    
       
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. H 
dere tag lgiore 3 Save 2 
Tuesday to take their da 
There are five pages : f 
today’s Women’s Secti¢ oo 
‘Patsy, back to ‘Smith College. 
will spend a few days at their 
mer home on Cape Ann before 
turning home. 
Film Showing ~ 
Slated Tuesday = 
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eon meeting of Gamma Phi 
ity. Mrs, Richard Allman of 
moor drive, Birmingham will 
hostéss to the group at her 
for the 12:30 om. ar saan a. 
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This will be the first showi 
the film, sponsored and fi 
by the Birmingham alumni 
which tells about mentally 
children. 
Presiding at this 
meeting will be the newly 
officers, Mrs. Robert 
president; Mrs. Jeseph 
monds, vice president; Mrs. 
Hollinghead, recording 
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   “ responding secretary ' 
An invitation has been ext 
  wood avenue was hostess to the 
igroup. She was assisted by Mrs. | 
Lulu Luby and Mrs. Fred Bohl- 
man 
Program Chairman Mrs. Dale’ 
Moats presented Mrs, Eugene | 
Cleland who reviewed a book, to new alumni. Donna Ham 
‘is chairman of reservations for te 
luncheon 
percent 
Marriage Announced 
Mrs. Catherine Harris- Eller A 5 
Lee Hanson assisted the “Mary Hall’ by Beverly Nichols.\Walter Ainsworth armounce their 
Mrs, Baker and Mrs, Harry Ver- Lmarriage, March 29. The couple Is 
‘non presided at the tea table. now at home on McClintock, - 
  
1 People Scared of Being Bquates   * 
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' Long Lake read, is spending his * : 
       ported on the recent meeting of | Kelly chose her entire wardrobe ard and broadtail collared with ation from University of | WINNETKA, Ill. (INS)—Fear ofjclines to join te others in some culed or .otherwise embarrassed.” dinner invitations if one is de 
the council. in pure silk. from silk alpeca and! mink, af trem fer designer Lee Michigan ai Delray Beach and (being considered a ‘square in S0- of these gatherings is apt to draw - * * termined to adhere consistently. 
ry de silk faille for coats and ensembles Ritter. Her hats, ranging from other points in Florida cial circles” makes many men and attention to himself. to be ques- « Overgenerous hostesses are also. to prescribed dietary restrictions, , 
~ Reports of the committees serv" ito diaphanous silk chiffon and silk smafl satin chignons to large * . women overeat, overdrink and tioned about his not drinking and putting “‘social pressure’ on din-| «Tg abstain from drinking ai = 
ing on the Continental Ball were! ,, ganza for evening toques of draped silk tulle with Mfareha <m . er oversmoke, in the opinion of a to de te el that he is either:ner guests, Dr, Bartemeier said, 4 > 
resented. The party will be held . mn Marsha Smith is spending her t be made to fe t he is either g ito eat sparingly when being : 
Sune 16 at Westacres Community Miss Kelly's choice of colors.) ——"” sere mr . mpl ’ , spring vacation from Western leading psychiatrist mildly gistiked or at le ast that he explaining: itertained has come to. signify Uh 4 
Hall a Y) reflects the clear understanding | Dache, Fred Frederies and Jes: yi higan College with her parents, .* * is in disfavor | “The pressures to eat and friendliness, frank impoliteness Or ~ 
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Installation of officers will 
held May 2 at Wilkins. Mrs, Rich- 
ard Cooper was a guest at the 
evening meeting. 
Sorority Gathers 
With Mrs. Ferris 
Gamma Psi Chapter of Beta Sig- 
ma Phi met Tuesday evening in 
the Aylesbury: drive home of Mrs. 
Richard Ferris, 
. A report from the City Council 
was given by Mrs. William Dabbs 
Jr. and plans were discussed for 
a Mother's Day program May 15. 
Mrs. Dabbs pro-   
      bel 
jtones and the blues from turquoise | ef her porcelain-blonde beauty 
which placed her at the top of 
the Couture Group's annual Best 
Dressed list this year. 
¢ ; Creamy off-white,’ lucid beige 
to sapphire and navy, dominate 
the trousseau and all accessories 
are keyed to beige and blue. There. 
are also several dresses in clear 
sun yellow. and for evening both 
shell pink and ivory. 
The wardrobe includes both slim 
and full skirts, and — short and 
long evening gowns. Sey 
short party dresses in s 
and chiffon have. matc 
mere sweaters. © 
gr Aap sica. 
Miss Kelly’s MGM _ studio hair- 
dresser, Sidney Guilaroff, designed 
one. of her favorite hats, a deep 
pillbox of draped silk organza with 
‘three huge- roses at one side. 
shoes from Delman and David 
Evins, and Miss Kelly chose sev- 
eral silk house robes by- Dynasty. 
Miss Kelly's personal wardrobe 
for her most recent MGM film. 
“High Society,” designed by Helen 
    ‘The troussean qas select Bi 
ers: Ben Zuckerman suits an       The trousseau is matched to ‘Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Smith 
of, Elizabeth ae road. J 
  MOMS of America 
Plan Card Party 
MOMS of America Inc. Unit 2 
met at the home of Mrs, F. G. Van 
Horn on Mechanic street Tuesday 
for luncheon, 
During the- business meeting 
plans“were completed for a card Dr, Leo H. Bartemeier of Wash- 
jington, D. C., said contemporary 
business practices and social eti- 
quette are “contributing to the de- 
velopment of obesity afd alcohol- 
ism in individuals pre - disposed 
toward these conditions." 
Among the * ities . for 
overindulgence” singled out by 
Dr. Bartemeier were business 
and professional luncheon meet- 
ings, and dinners served by too- 
generous hostesses,     party at the Pontiac Federal Sav- 
ings 
  Dr. Bartemeier said the business 
luncheon is usually arranged. to- 
save the time of busy persons snd 
  ee eae ee te oe Se 
protect li --“There are groups in. which the} 
jnon-drinker — hows even be ridi- 
Auxiliary Shown Films 
Fred Collins, personnel director 
tor the City of Pontiac and assist-| being ant director of Civilian Defense, 
presented a film and outlined the - 
work being done for civilian de- 
fense, at the Wednesday evening 
dinner ‘meeting of the Women's. 
‘Auxiliary to the Oakland County 
Medical Society, 
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The film shewed the. important    
  
  drink all that is offered are so 
great that me _camnet aocept 
° 
| In preparation for National Can- cer Week, Mrs. Cornelius 
described Thomas    
  even an insulting * way. to ett 
Dr. sessiosinhte pane w. | 
ever, these “social a 
pressures’ were only contributi : 
the overindulgence :             
     
              
     
          
       
               
     
                
  
        
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  FORTY-EIGHT   
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, hose 
    
  
Sor toatl Alicia , hf il   “By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN: 
Have you ever stopped to think 
t most fashions emphasize the   “waistline? In. the s0-called “Gay 
Nineties’ there was a: fad for the 
very low, unfitted waistline but any 
lattem: 
    
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FE 4- P as 
    iwe might as well admit that our 
‘middie’ is a crucial part of our 
figure ensemble, 
* * & 
With this in mind I give you a 
few waist exercises to help you 
1. Stand tall with the feet com- 
Reise the trunk, lifting 
overhead and twist to the right, 
looking over your right shoulder. 
Bend the trunk, this time touch- 
ing the fingertips to the outside of 
ithe righ: foot. Raise the trunk,’ 
arms returning overhead, twist to 
the left and look over the left 
shoulder. . 
Continue doing this slowly, al 
ternating left and right. 
* * *@ 
2. Another: The pendulum swing 
is slimming to the waist as well as 
Mrs. Hruska 
Named to Head 
Opti-Mrs. Club Mrs, Tom Hruska. was elected 
to head the Opti-Mrs. Club Thues- 
day evening when the group met   
  with Mrs, G. W. Stark on East 
Iroquois road, . 
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‘Mrs. Dave Ewalt, secretary, and 
Mrs. Buh] Burt, treasurer. 
| Mrs. Robert Zimmerman intro- 
‘duced her son, Philip, who showed 
imovies of his stay on the island 
‘of Chitose in northern Japan while 
‘on duty with the armed forces. 
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| In serving refreshments, Mrs. 
with cherry blossoms and minia- 
ture parasols as. the hae dec- 
rorations, 
Wild rice needs to be cooked, 
about an hour to be tender. enjoy the spring styles. ‘ 
\Mrs. Stark, second vice president; | 
Stark and Mrs, Bud Shelton car-| [fry These Exercises for Slimming Waist te "the hign end. abdomen, Lie on 
      
The Round Table Club met Tues- 
It was reported that 135 girls 
had received nursing scholarships 
from the Federation of Women’s   
\Marilyn Hanby 
Honored by 
Bridal Shower Marilyn Hanby was the honoree 
at a shower given Tuesday evening! 
by Pat Parmenter and Doris Linde- 
berg at the Lindeberg home on Op- 
dyke road. 
Guests attending the affair were, 
Mrs, Lee Deckard, June Vander-;| 
pool, Mrs, Joseph Huntsman, Mrs. 
Lee Hackney, Mrs. Sol Lomerson 
Mrs. Charles Lindeberg, Mrs. 
zel, Babe Clark, Thyra Kimmel, 
Mrs. Leo Kawiecki, Mrs. Albert 
Crain, Mrs. Ray McDonald, Mrs. 
Leon Stinchcomb and Betty Brill, 
Invited guests also included Lil- 
lian Laska, Ann Capogna, Geral- 
dine Lawrence, Winifred Miller, 
Mrs. Ralph Ruggles, Mrs. Alan 
Cady, and Mrs, Joan Kremer. 
Sorority Group 
Meets at Home 
of Gloria Rose     For the waist: Bend trunk 
and touch fingertips outside, 
of left foot. Raise trunk and 
twist to right, looking over 
right shoulder.       
  
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today! eart "end eyes. 
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    Round Table Club Hears 
Report on Scholarships 
Charles Stukas, Mrs. Tyrus Men-| by 
made of the coming election of 
officers with nominations to be, 
Johnson and | 
'vited the group to meet at her 
‘home on McNeil street for the P   Clubs and a donation was given 
for this work. 
com and pl 
for development of the site. A ben- 
efit tea will be held June 5 at the 
home of Mrs. E, G. Winn. 
Mrs. Eugene Cleland, program 
chairman, presented Mrs. Arthur; 
W. Selden who spoke on Dr. Al-| 
bert Schweitzer, who ‘is devoting 
his life to helping natives in Africa. 
He has received the Order of Merit 
from. England, sharing that honor 
with one American, President Eis-| 
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Mrs, MeCulloch presided at the| 
, tea table. Mrs, Dean Thompson 
was hostess for the day assisted 
Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Paul Kantz, 
Mrs. E. M. Orr and Mrs. Bartlet 
Wager. 
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Wife Inquire About 
Wedding Present 
By EMILY POST 
A reader tells me; “My husband 
is the owner of a large bakery. He) 
‘specializes in decorative cakes for 
special occasions. The daughter of © 
‘a triend   Pla Members of St. Michael Altar 
Society met Tuesday evening in the 
‘(parish hall, Mrs. Gayle Coulson, 
president, gave the invocation-and 
presided at the business meeting. 
* * * 
| Mrs, Kenton Plourde wag named 
general chairman of a boge china 
‘cup and saucer card party to be 
¢ sponsored by the group on April 
‘17 im the parish hall. Serving as 
hostesses for the affair are Mrs. 
Frank Pruente, Mrs, John Bookie,   St, Michael Altar ~ Society ie 
Tans April 17 Card Party 
the committee for prizes assisted! 
by Mrs. Arthur Eibert and Mrs. 
Constant Dejager. ae Siar ma Phi 
Holds Election. 
of New Officers . ‘and Mra. Robert Gallo, tickets; 
Mrs, Cook, Mrs, William 
and Mrs, Maurice Fits- | 
refreshments. Arranging 
Mrs, A. C. West is chairman of 48 N. Saginew St. 
SPRING’S NEWEST 
  
  - responding 
A so te ‘ meting OP Haskill, treasurer. 
  |Mrs, Paul Palace and Mrs. Leo! of the National Council of A vepert on the recent (ity 
  ‘Women was presented by Mrs. Vie. Council meefing was presented \Halfpenny, ‘cent Vaverek ‘and Floyd Sanchez. | | and plans were made for the UOTTON 
  married 
was asked to bake the 
    cake, 
“Would it be proper net to ec 
cept payment for this cake and. 
give it to the bride as our wedding| 
present,’ or would it be better to! 
give something else? I would very! 
pi like to hear what you think! 
of this: idea.” 
“Dear Mrs. Post: I'm a widow | 
35, amarrying again. Shal 
Mother (my father is dead) a 
nounce my engagement and then 
later send ott our marriage an- 
nouncements or, in best taste, 
isn't she supposed to do this a 
second time?” 
  Answer: An older bride and 
bridegroom usually send their own 
marriage announcements. But. at 
your age you may do it either way 
prefer, 
name. That is, it might say that 
Mrs. John Brown and Mr. James 
Smith are going to marry in the 
summer, or that announcement has 
been made of the engagement of 
Mrs. John Brown to Mr. James 
Smith, ete. 
  ——— 
“Dear Mrs. Post: I have Ps 
friend whose son is going to be 
married In several months, She | 
is under the impression that it is 
up to her to entertain the bridal | 
party after the wedding rehears. 
al. I think it is up to the bride’s 
parents to do this. Will you | 
please let us know whe is right?" | 
Answer: There is no rule as to 
who gives the party or whether | 
there is one at all, Either the) 
bride's family or the bridegroom's 
family or a friend of the‘ bride, 
gives it. | 
  
Simple partitions for drawers. 
and shelves can ald in keeping 
kitchen utensils handy. For ease of 
storage, why not put the seldom- 
used pleces elsewhere? “blot” DeConlack, Mrs. Frank Preente, j 
‘Bulky Knit Tops 
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‘maker touches, scoops, V- and 
| square-necktine slipons, dressy 
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on our — one = * quently slightly festive with some, 
Qesired. and the pattern otusher'| jeweling accenting neckline and. 
to Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372/horder of jacket. | 
  * » * 
Style-wise it is the ensemble in: 
knit dresses, most oftén a bare: 
  
Auxiliary Outlines 
Convention Plans | 
Plans were completed to attend 
the state convention in Jackson, 
\May 2-4 by the Ladies Auxiliary 
to the Plumbers-Contractors Asso- 
ciation. The association held a din- plete pattern maga- 
zine Basie Fashion. It’s filled with 
smart, easy to sew designs, special 
‘features. 
  
  To Store Sweaters: ner meeting at Hotel Waldron 
Tuesday evening. 
Clean Well First Mrs. Lloyd Thornton, national woolen director for the state, and Mrs. 
sweaters and ski sweaters, they Floyd Temple, state recording sec-' 
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Entertainment for the spring dance of Temple Beth 
Jacob's Youth Group will be presented by (left to right) 
Donald Barnett of Cherokee road, Naomi Kantzer of Ma- 
hawk road, Rhoda Goldberg of James K boulevard and   
1 op beiialer 
ial i Pike's meek 
Grand officers of Esther Court 
Order th Pat wr Club will meet! pm. at the Masonic} An atmosphere of colorful carni- 
a\ decorations and music in tune 
sot with the merry spirit of the carou- 
j alvines £24 sel will prevail at the annual! 
on West Huron street. 
public “4 invited, ‘Youth Dance to Feature Carnival Motif 
ispring dance of the Youth Group fh keeping with the carnival   
Pontiac Press Phetes 
Judy L evine of Ottawa drive. The group is pictured at a 
recent rehearsal for the affair, scheduled for Saturday 
evening at the temple on Elizabeth Lake avenue. 
   
      
   theme, the dance is called “‘CO- 
CA-CU Carousel,” the first portion 
jof the title, referring to Combined 
Campaign ‘tor College and Union. 
Proceeds of the dance will be of Temple Beth Jacob, The dance, 
Saturday evening at the temple, 
will feature a local orchestra. 
~~ * *® © 
  
  
      donated to this campaign, the‘ 
| fund that supports the national 
| institutions of Feform Judaism. 
They are the Union of American 
| Hebrew - LAST 
Committees appointed by Judy) | 
|Levine, president, are under the) 
| | general chairmanship of Edward 
DA i S @ = Santzer. | Ticket committee members are A stepladder and a little muscle work 
are necessary for the success of any working on   ‘Dick Hartman 
|Katchka; patron committee, Rhoda | and Dorothy, 
Our Anvial | » ; i i 
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| |Goldberg and Donald Barnett. 
John Richman and Donald Barn- 
ett are arranging refreshments, | 
and entertainment is being planned! 
‘by Jeff Siegel and Dick Hartman, 
with Jeff Siegel also working on 
publicity with Michael Nosanchuk. dance, and Jeff Siegel (left) of Menom- 
inee road and Edward Kantzer of Mo- 
hawk road a are re doing their ‘part. They ¢ are Temple Beth 
      decorations for the spring 
dance sponsored by the Youth Group of 
Jacob. A local orchestra will 
furnish music for the dance -Saturday 
evening at the temple.   
| Judy Levine is handling the dat- ix cooked green peas (drained 
ing and housing sureas. land cooled) ‘with minced onion, 
Joel Thome arranged for the or- strips of pimiento and mayonnaise. | WAREHOUSE   
    
         
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  Decorations are being pre- lchestra for the affair. Entertain- 
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Walker . and Edward Kastzer. bers of the Youth Group: Serve in lettuce cups for a differ- 
vent and delicious salad. 
    
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Promising amateurs, Olympie hopefuls and even 
as charged 
cessive expenses were still being 
when the AAU —_ oot Eh A ee a ot fangs. 
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“Intent to turn professional.” That was the 
reason given for declaring a half dozen basketball 
players ineligible and preventing them from play- 
ing in a charity game. 
What kind of shepherd is this that throws his shee 
into the lion’s den? ; 
THREATS OF INELIGIBILITY CONTINUE 
Another act of the AAU just this week was to break 
up the annual Women’s Basketball Association tourna- 
ment. Because there were professional games. listed 
on the same card and because the women would be 
Lb under men’s rules instead of girl's teams, all 
cipants were threatened with disqualification for- 
ever from the AAU. — 
How. does the AAU explain such events as a 
pro-am golf tournament? Amateurs are playing in 
a scheduled. event which includes pro players. Or do nothing but destroy the life of Arerican amateurism.) 
recent participants in the International have 
been P cine my disgraced or disqualified. from 
future competition. ai, 
The violations ¢ Wes Santee for ex- 
pushed over the coals   
* 
third after his single was juggiéd I'M WAITING FOR YOU — Boston Red 
third baseman Grady Hatton, waits for 
Tiger Reno Bertoia’ who hits the dirt trying 
- Sox Petroi tor in the outfield        AP Wirephote 
by Gene Stephens. Stephens fired the ‘ball into | Cup semi- 
each victory the Hee z = pel 
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on the friendly Olympia ice. In the 
1955 Cup Finals, Detroit's four vic- 
tories that insured the crown came 
    
KANSAS CITY v—Olympic of- 
-how about college hockey teams 
games against pro hockey teams 
It’s not allowed in football, basketball or baseball. 
It boils down to one thing, inconsistency. And as playing exhibition ficials today picked a dozen bas- 
ketball players the United States) 
will send to the Olympic Games 
next November in Australia. 
Five come from the 
champion Bartlesville Oilers; Bur- 
  far as “intent to be a professional” goes, a youngster in 
his ambitions to someday play major league baseball 
or the AAU might rule on his “pro” intentions. Silly, 
isn’t it? 
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World and Olympic figure skater Hayes Alan Jen- 
kins, one of the gold medal winners for the U. 8. at 
Cortina a month ago, threw a spike into the AAU bal- 
loon yesterday. 
“Olympic prospects can’t afford to compete for * 
the U. S.,” he said, “and this countr# will lose top- 
flight Olympic candidates because of the ‘unrealistic’ 
attitude toward amateurs.” 
And who should know better than Jenkins? “No 
comment,” said Avery Brundage, Olympic committee 
president. 
The blood of the AAU is so watery, it couldn't even 
be forced to blush. 
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX 
Tom Tracy, former Birmingham High football ace, 
is still waiting to sign with the Lions. Tom is pretty 
sure he'll be playing in Briggs Stadium next fall, but 
right now he says that Ottawa is trying to make the 
option in his contract binding, even with the ‘possi- 
bility of court action. 
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-Here’s a rumor off a grapevine in Toronto. 
Harry Lumley, the Maple Leafs’ goalie will be play- 
ing for the New York Rangers next season. Expect 
it may happen after the new coach is named suc; 
_ ceeding King Clancy who has moved up to the 
Toronto front office. : 
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One thing hockey fans have to admit. This Mon- 
treal outfit has to be put among the great teams of 
the NHL. The battered Red Wings could take one of 
the next two at home, but we doubt if they can: take 
the series. 
Tigers Head Northwar 
After Beating Red Sox LAKELAND, Fla. (® — The De- The only Boston run was a homer 
troit Tigers hit the long arid round-|by rookie Centerfielder Marty Ke- 
about road for home today after a|ough. Keough also singled twice. 
lacklustre Florida season of 8 vic-| * * @ . 
tories in 24 games. 
Heading. northward by way of season was 7 victories &and 11   
  today’s Little Leagues had better.not disclose publicly) 
The Tigers’ Florida record last dette Haldorson, Bob Jeangerard, 
James Walsh, Chuck Darling and 
Bill Hougland. 
Selected from three other teams    
    
     
‘Cain, Bill Russell and K. C. Jones 
lof the College All-Stars; Billy 
Evans, Gib Ford and Ray Warren 
‘of the armed forces; and Dick 
Boushka of the Seattle Bakers. 
Of the 12, only Hougland was a 
member of the U.S. team which 
swept to victory in the 1952 Olym-) 
pics. At that time he was a Kan- 
sas University student. 
| The Oilers qualified for five   playoffs. before bowing to the Oilers. O’Connor js head coach of 
basketball at Iowa. 
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The playoff champion was then 
determined by an Olympic rule 
which gives two points for a vic- 
tory and one for a loss, 
event of tWo teams finishing with) . 
similar point totals gives the play- 
off victory to the team which de- 
places on the team by defeating feated the other. in the 
  
Larry Lamphere of Pontiac, Port 
Huron Golden Gloves champion 
iand state finalist at Grand Rapids, 
|dropped a one-point decision to 
Gerry Hastings of Windsor in their 
3round middleweight bout last) 
night’ at the Windsor Armory, 
The Lamphere-Hastings match 
was part of a 7-bout amateur fight 
program given on the Ist Wednes- 
day af every month at the Windsor 
Armory by the Police Athletic 
League. “i 
Lamphere was scheduleq to   
  
  Remaining Cup 
Playoffs on TV | TORONTO w — The Canadian | Broadcasting Corp. (CBC) an 
nounced yesterday it will televise 
‘all remaining games in the Stan- 
ley Cup final playoff between the 
‘Montreal Canadiens and Detroit) 
Red Wings of the National Hockey 
| ANNAPOLIS, Md. @® — William 
\J. (Billy) Fallon, athletic trainer) 
at the Naval Academy since 1947,} 
is retiring at the conclusion of 
Navy's spring football practice. 
Before coming to Annapolis, F'al- 
lon was trainer at St. Mary's 
{Calif.) College, Navy Pre-Flight 
school at Moraga, Calif., and the 
universities of California, Wiscon- 
jsin, Missouri and Michigan, dating * 
    Houston, New Orleans, Terre jogses, 
Haute, Columbus and Pittsburgh , 
are 31. players. - . 
      judge of points to Hastings and 19 to Lam- 
phere in a closely-contested bat- 
tle, Lamphere, a boxing stylist, 
was hampered by Hastings’ crowd- 
ing, body-punching manner, 
phere’s stablemate, 
Burton of Windsor fought to a draw 
in their 3-round scrap, 
Olympic Group 
Wants TV Pay 
6 gi we . a world's 
'Middie Trainer Retires | free film rights at this year’s 
games. 
last penny from anyone," 
back to 1920. I ceive a fair deal, Lamphere Loses Close Bout tight Gordon (Ducky) Turner, an- 
other Windsor boxer, but Has- 
tings was substituted by imutual 
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Referee George Tessier, the sole 
the bout, awarded 20 
Pontiac's Bob McDonald, Lam- 
and Irving 
MELBOURNE ®—The Olympic 
| League. Organizing Committee today took 
‘strong. exception’’ to the way the 
television industry has 
‘ganged up” in an effort to get 
Chairmn Wilfred Kent Hughes, 
speaking. for the committee, re- 
ferred to a recent-report that tele- 
vision organizations in the United 
States, Britain and Canada have 
decided not to pay for the right! 
to televise films of the event. 
“We do not want to extract the 
’ said 
Hughes, ‘but we do expect to re- 
“The games are non-profit mak- 
Only infielder Buddy Hicks has 
survived so far from the prow 
pects in the Tiger rookie camp. 
  Thirteen players who were on 
the official spring roster of the 
club have been sold or optioned 
back to the minor. . 
Making up the squad now are 
13 pitchers — Al Aber, Bud Black, 
Jim Brady, 
Garver, Steve Gromek, Billy Hoeft, 
Frank Lary, Duke Maas, Dick 
Marlowe, Bob Miller, Virgil Trucks 
and Pete Wojey; four catchers — 
Frank House, J. W. Porter, Bob 
Wilson and Walt Streuli; seven in- 
fielders — Reno Bertoia, Ray 
Boone, Fred Hatfield, Harvey 
| Kuenn, Jack Phillips, Earl Torge- 
| son and Hicks; and seven out- 
’ fielders — Wayne Belardi, Jim) — 
Delsing, Al Kaline, Chick King, Charley Maxwell, Jim Small and 
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         ing, and yet are very expensive to 
run.” 
The committee has invited world- 
wide bids for the television rights, 
with the deadline for entry April) 
27. 
up” to force the committee’s hand | 
to give away film versions ‘‘worth 
considerable sums of money.” 
“Tf newsreels are allowed to 6p- 
erate without charge, they natur- 
ally will take four or five times 
as much film as would actually 
be shown,” said Hughes. “From 
the excess material, composite lected Stanford. 511, Oakland, le 
Dick (Boushicn, St. Louis, 64, 
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  FIFTY-THREE 
“When we get going, our guys. can't hit the nets. We had the 
chances. It wasn't Montreal’s fault 
em:|We didn’t score. We have no one 
s:'to blame but ourselves.” 
  
Forgets Polio   
  CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.’U—Vic 
Wertz wants fans to think of him 
my dian infielder, “I'm over it and I Vic Wertz W: 
Sympathy From Fans Wants No 
  
“ae 2: player trying to make this team,” Wertz said. ‘T') 
make it if I can beat the others 
  
Ex-Oxford Star. ~ 
Gets Alma Post ‘Art Smith Appointed 
Athletic Director at. 
Alma Mater etl in { 
    
annual challenge match pitting TUG FOR TROPHY — It will be an annual 
‘tug of war for this perpetual trophy between the 
Elks. and the Knights of Columbus. The two or- 
ganizations will bowl Saturday night in the Ist average teams 
Bill Hurlburt, 
the 16 highest ss 
  against each other. 
president of the 
League with Fred Huot, Grand Knight of the K. of C., on the right. stn ga 
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Delay Check of 
Deer Conditions 
ported today. 
on tours of the deer areas. 
All Upper Peninsula districts 
had maximum snow depths of 
more than ond and a half feet 
and most of the Lower Peninsula 
range had a maximum depth of 
one foot. 
  LANSING (—Organized pub- 
lic inspections of deer conditions in 
Northern Michigan will have to be 
delayed until at least April 15, the 
State Conservation. Department re- 
T. H. Bartlett, department deer 
specialist, said snow would prevent 
q any earlier satisfactory inspections 
Hughes said the committee feels|by sportsmen and others who have the television world has “ganged|4Sked to join conservation workers   
Seven Winners   
Ben Hogan to 
| Limit Return 
|to 1 Tourney 
in U. S. and England Will Pass Up Meets | oe ee 
Seven young fighters were 
crowned city Boys Club cham- 
pions ‘last night in final bouts at 
  Due to Business 
AUGUSTA, Ga. (INS)—Ben Ho- 
gan, who came out of retirement, 
to compete in the Masters Golf| 
Tournament starting today, is pas-| 
ing up the U. 8. Open and British 
Open classics this year because of 
“bysiness engagements.” 
four-time U. 8, Open titl- 
ist said yesterday his “come- 
back” will be limited to the 
Masters as his only Major Tour- 
ney of 1956. 
Hogan, who won the . Masters 
twice and was runnerup four 
times, plans to go overseas for 
the International Trophy Matches 
but said he will not enter the       Deer were still yarded this week. British Open. 
in the deeper snow- areas of the 
Upper Peninsula but were begin- 
ning to range out of yards in the . . 
Northern Lower Peninsula. © iby Tennis Association Eight Tourneys Okayed 
  
        44 teams, and because of numbers 
sites willbe used for the   
    CINCINNATI ~The Western); 
|Annual Challenge Affair the Pontiae Boys Club gymnasium. 
| The boxing program commemo- 
‘rated the Golden Anniversary of 
Boys Clubs of America, 
Titles went to Jerry Ryan, 72 
| pounds; David Houts, 80 pounds; 
| Larry Thaxton, 119 pounds; Ron 
Women to Organize 
Softball April 11°. 
| Plans are now under way by the 
‘Pontiac Parks and Recreation De- 
partment for the 1956 women's 
softball program.   
  Could Use Garver “Anderson, 111 pounds; Larry 
Chambers, 132 pounds; Bob Mal- 
ley, 142 pounds; and Dave Blow~ 
er, 170 pounds, : 
Ryan defeated Jim Newsom, 
73-pounder, in the ist bout of 
Anderson decisioned 115-pound* 
Bob Eason, Chambers defeated 
‘Larry Cosgrove, a 135-pounder, 
and Malley outpointed Fred “Cox, 
who. sealed 142. : 
The heavy boys wound up the 
program with Blower besting his 
170-pound opponent; Dave Mitchell. 
Yankee GM Says 
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comer win the 20th Masters, som 
    He mentioned such circuit stars 
as Dow Finsterwald,. Don Fair- 
field, Ernie ‘Vossler, Lionel He- 
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the ball as he misses a short putt on the 18th 
green during a practice round fer the Masters the right.     _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIT 5, 1956 
ros Favored as Masters Begi “Several of ‘Gin have an game 
to win the Masters, and I think 
one of them will” ” Middlecoff, the defending cham- 
first to win Masters titles in suc- 
cessive years, held out for experi- 
ence—experience on the exacting 
Augusta National course, a favor- 
ite golfing retreat of President Ei- 
senhower, 
“I don't believe any of the boys 
who haven't played this course 
several. years stand much 
chance,” he said. “This is a 
course you have to know to be 
able to acare well.     “Td say Lites and Souchak! 
have the best chance among the 
younger fellows. They've already 
played in two or thre Masters." 
Middlecoff tried and failed nine 
times before he finally quaified 
for the bright green: jacket sym- 
bolic of a Masters winner. 
The, sprawling Augusta National 
spread its 6,950 challenging yards 
before a record field of 84 for the 
opening round. Rich in tradition 
and packed with prestige, the 
Masters championship is one cov- 
eted by all golfers. 
Par for the Augusta National ts 
a standard 36-36—72.     rific pressure generated in this! 
Danville (Va.) High - School 
handed touring Cranbrook _ its! 
worst drubbing on the Southern | 
trip yesterday in taking a 14-0) 5th 
decision from the Bloomfield Hills; 
nine. | 
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Golf Tournament. at August, Ga., yesterday. In | 
the background Mike Souchak also does some |inning by George Gover after an) 
coaxing standing on one foot. Tommy Bolt is at | 
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error and a walk was all the Vir-| 
ginians needed. :   
      
    
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~-|gave underdog Michigan a 4-2 vic-| connected for three ef the Wol- | AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE 
* tory over North Carolina yester-| verines’ seven hits. | Pts 
f |day in_gn opening round game of oe Hig ee ae _ |the Dixik Baseball Classic. | Coach Ray Fisher indicated he| Whittemore's ' & Oeitand' Loan $3 fe Thurston struck out 10, allowed roba hand Grene . 65 Auburn Mtra. 50 
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CAMP GORDON, Ga, #®—Bunky 
‘Stewart needs ‘more work before 
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tors. 
* * 6 
In his first start yesterday, Stew- 
art gave up nine walks, let loose 
cinnati Redlegs five runs in three 
innings. Stewart got a late start 
iin spring training because of a 
\brebeen | toe,     2 for the Wolverines. Both tar heel 
- |runs were unearned. 
_| In other games Colgate _pol- 
ished off Duke 16-12, Wake For- 
| est routed Loyola of New Or. | 
| leans 11-5 at Wake Forest and | 
| North Carolina State shaded Am. | 
‘| herst 65 in « game at Raleigh. | 
In championship semifinals to- 
_\day Wake Forest, 1955 NCAA| . 
champion, will meet N.C. State! 
and Michigan will go against Col- 
‘gate in a twi-night doubleheader 
;,;at Durham athletic park, 
| * * * 
Loyola plays Amherst and North 
-\Carolina meets Duke in a consola- 
tion doubleheader at Duke's 
»|Coombs Field 
‘Thurston, pitching nearly flaw- 
' Jess ball, likely would have had 
“| a shutout except for an error 
and a misjudged fly in the Wol- 
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Monday. In case of a tie, a playoff 
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ford High School student, made the 
leap from the roller skating rink 
, to three Skipper athletic teams 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS last season before going sour at with the greatest of ease. 
the the schedule, is. slated eS eee al The League of 
doesn't open another 12 days to face the Braves at Chattanooga) @ _— Gary spent most of 
the -@ t on roller skates before meen rtiraemaennn atte 
  but 
the world champion Brooklyn/¢rs continue their eight - ss aman eis Bay Spi er 5 PC ee yp eee 2 2 ae ee f to . 
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Skippers’ 3-Sport Star sens Only three members of Sige eo come. Thay one sat. , 
pated in 1,000 or more maagar| (Li) and Dei Rice (.008). seventeen tee 
TOU CAN TILL pagyp VODKA   
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  | His roller skating achievements) Activity in high school athletics 
date back to 1952 when he won Kept him busy last year but despite, 
      See ne cone dagen upd ond ek 
on the football team, completed | In the National finals at Denver’ 
EE egg $405 way to a atiahor of the | second in figure sicating, + Excellent _\y 4/8 quan 
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    Dodgers and the Milwaukee! homeward tour from Florida. They; 
Braves. Tempers have flared and Play at New Orleans today. 
Don Newcombe, tired of being) Elsewhere, extra-curricular — “ a C ay In 
“gutless,” is mad. tivities were chucked in favor 9 called baseball: _ After a of squabbles that) 
almost ato tet “fights - the: The Cleveland Indians beat the “N ation al PG A 
‘the Brooks yesterday, Big. Newk {five-hit pitching of Bob 
said today ‘Those he meant (Safe bet to.open the — ag he 
the Milwaukees) er around allithe Tribe, and Bob Feller although | Sectional Qualifying to 
night saying how gutless our pitch- held to only three hits—all ground-| ] at 
rs ne ae 3 rule doubles—by the Giants’ Joe’ Be Held May 21-28 
“wel we'll see about that to-| Margoneri, Windy McCall and Jim 31 Districts 
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Cincinnati and Washington each! CHICAGO w—The 1956 National | |had only five hits, but the Red-/PGA Tournament, to be an all, 
legs ran away with a 50 decision | match-play event for the first time} 
after . getting nine walks from'wij} have sectional qualifying 
Bunky Stewart. ‘rounds between May 2] and May) 
The New. York Yankees belted 9. , 
Robin Roberts for all their runs) * * «@ 
in the fourth, including a two-run) A field of 128 golfers, including 
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Blaze Hits Ortonville   ™ 
  
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3 Volunteer Stations 
Battle 3 Hours to Save 
- Manufacturing Plant 
ORTONVILLE — A three-alarm 
fire blazed through the Whyte 
Manufacturing Co. on M15 here) Valerie Houston and Margaret 
, causing an estithated Rice are two of 30 exchange stu- 
$35,000 damage. No one was in-'dents who will leave Wayne Ma- juniors have been accepted by 
Youth For Understanding for a 
summer's living experience in Ger- 
many. 
Fire departments from Orton- 
ville, Independence Township and   Two Milford High School Juniors Win 
‘Youth for Understanding’ Trip | Call 2 Meetings 
on School Issue Metamora Discussion 
‘Slated on Annexation, 
_New High School 
METAMORA — Future public 
meetings have been called to ac- 
quaint residents with a plan to 
consolidate 10 school districts in 
the Metamora - Dryden area and 
build a junior-senior high school. 
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A public meeting will be held 
. 
. Atlas Township fought the blaze 
for almost three hours. 
Mere than 20 workmen, evac- 
uated from the plant, assisted the 
volunteer firemen by carrying 
eat expensive stock and equip- at the Metamora School April 16, 
at 8 p.m., for the purpose of dis- 
cussing annexation of Metamora 
School District 4 to the Lapeer’ 
district. C. K. Schickler, superin- 
tendent of the Lapeer schools, will 
_ ham thought eg 
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: f went. Valerie will live with the family 
Fire Marshall William Bucking-|of Hellmut Castrop at Meschede, 
ght sparks from an acety-|Rulir: Hellmut was a guest of Val- 
lene torch in a welding booth may erie’s family for the year of 
have started the fire. Workmen 1953-54 and was a senior at Mil- 
reported there was a smail ex- ford High School during that time.       - plosive puff which apparently set - Margaret will live with Elisa-   VALERIE HOUSTON   MARGARET RICE om etemnrareeseencmmenneaneamrenin i   
during her 1953-54 senior year. 
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$5 Million Center|c..cutse, pericnaton rz   = in Brandon Twp. Allot $1,515 to Library 
Fund; $7,500 to Police, 
Fire Boards 
ORTONVILLE—Apportionment of 
funds for public safety, library and 
cemetery services was made at 
the annual meeting for Brandon 
Township, held in town hall this) 
week. 
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Brandon Fire and Police Boards 
were alloted $7,500 by the Town- 
ship Board. . 
Allocation of $1,515 was made 
for Ortonville Public Library. 
Ortonville Cemetery wag voted 
$300, and Mt, Pleasant Cemetery 
at Oakwood, was allotted $150. 
Fred Burr was allotted $360 as 
caretaker of Seymour Lake Ceme- 
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center and residential community good will’ ee Py to Mrs, An- planned for Troy seemed as-|derson. 
Youth For Understanding is the |. Clare Wolfe was again riamed 
jcaretaker of ground at the Town 
Hall. j _ + * * 
|. The Board also voted to install 
‘new rest rooms in the Town Hall.|bers will discuss a request by Bert 
  
Your PTA Is Planning:   
  the project are in| 
architects and 
approved by the Troy zoning, 
According to Abe Kaufman," °*"* will meet dt 8 p.m. to 
executive, the project, .which| in three|for a business and social meeting. 
  
Contest Opens | serves. os 
for Marlette | ee - There — & special meet- 
: ’ 
May Queen ote += area 
MARELTTE — The annual May! the ot Davisburg Elementary School 
tonight 
Dance sponsored by the Altrusa| *F the Fus Fair which is ached-   Stone Members to View 
Progress of Children | 
night at the school on Adams road | 
at 8, to finish the plans | 
  must | - AVON TOWNSHIP ~- Stone PTA (rick Tyler, treasurer and Mrs. Roy 5®¥@8® plant 
\Fogle, historiam and publicity, 
Mrs. Ann Anderson's third grade 
won the award for having the 
  
Annual All-Sports 
‘Banquet Monday 
at Holly School 
HOLLY — The annual all-sports 
‘banquet will be hetd at the all- Methodist Men 
Receive Charter 
at North Branch 
NORTH BRANCH — The month- 
ly meeting of the local chapter of) 
Methodist Men was marked by the 
presentation of the Methodist Men’s 
charter by Lionel Thompson of 
Mariette 
He pointed out objectives of the 
organization to be: to put the 
Christian way of life in business 
and social contacts; to become 
familiar with Methodist Church 
doctrines; promotion of personal 
evangelism; development of Chris- 
tian fellowship; and cooperation 
with the pastor and others in proj- 
ects on local, district and state 
levels, 
The speaker pointed out the 10,- 
000 membership goal in the dis- 
trict. He also urged attendance at 
the fourth annual all-state Metho- 
dist Men's meeting at Lansing 
April 14. 
The Marlette unit was represent- 
ed at the gathering. 
Schedule Discussion 
of Septic Tank Plan Waterford Township Board mem-   be present. 
Also under consideration is the 
building of a néw high school for 
the Dryden-Metamora area, A ‘STRANGE’ REHEARSAL AT WATERFORD 
— Virginia Valentine, Dick Dexter and Don Reas, 
  public meeting relative to this | 
School at 8 p.m. April 20. At- | 
torney John Thomas of Flint 
will be present for discussion. 
Metamora only maintains an, 
eighth grade school and must de-: 
cide at a date not too far in the 
future what is to be done regard- 
ing high school students, ~ * *¢ i 
Part of Metamora’s high school) 
students now attend the Lapeer] 
school, and part Dryden High! 
School, but Lapeer is. considering) 
closing the district to tuition pupils. | 
Safety Reorganizing | 
Begun by Township: 
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP — This 
township has requested the assist-   
ment in evaluating and reorganiz-' 
ing the township police department! 
quate for present and future needs. | 
In a letter to Commissioner Ed-| 
ward §S. Piggins of the Detroit 
Police Department, Supervisor El- 
wood Dickens stated that popula- 
ition density and proximity to De- 
troit have given the township an 
urban pattern with urban prob- 
lems 
“The township is embarking 
upen a program of physical re- 
development and renewal, with 
its entire future depending upon 
adequate public safety,” Dickens 
said, / 
Dickens stated that a similar re- 
  Smokler, promoter of the Highland 
Estates Subdivision that he be 
granted permission to build houses 
‘ith septic tanks in the 
division if he also provides the 
houses with sewer 
property lines, at their next meet- 
ing Monday night. 
A hearing on Smokler's proposed 
, contested by resi 
dents of a neighboring subdivision, 
|has been set over to April 16 in; 
circuit court. 
members Monday night that the 
proposed sewer lines could: eventu- 
ally be:connected to the proposed} 
Farmington Interceptor sewer line 
to Detroit. 
Postponing decision on the peti- lines to the’ quest for assistance is being for- 
jwarded to the Detroit Board of 
|Fire Commissioners relative to the 
sub- adequacy and efficiency of the Martin Luther, scheduled a month 
township fire department. 
Plan OES Meetings 
at Hadley, Metamora 
METAMORA" Metamora and 
Smokler pointed out to board Hadley Chapters of the OES have | promptly at 7:15 for the public in 
\scheduled three events. 
| Metamora chapter will hold its 
;Penny Supper and Bazaar Friday, 
|with serving starting at 5:30 p.m. 
‘and continuing until all are served. 
| 
| A special Friendship Night of 
tion for a week, board members| the Metamora group also is 
said they wanted the township en- 
gineer to comment on the plan.   North Shore Group the 
Club will be held May 4, in Mar- uled for Saturday, April 14 at the Durpose room of the Holly schools Holds Meeting Today 
lette High School Auditorium. —. ; Girls 15 years and older can Commerce Township 
qualify to run for queen. The girls’ An election of officers was held ¢ 
|Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock. 
Guest speaker will be John Ben- 
jnington, 
will receive 20 per cent of all the at a recent meeting of the Glen-|at Michigan —_ i ia 
‘tickets they sell, as well as other gary Elementary School PTA, with 
prizes, and the girl selling the Mrs. Edward J. Bechtelheimer 
highest number will reign as queen. —— oe a 
were 
- on oe vath, father vice. president; Mrs. 
as a Max Slater, mother vice president; 
oe pus Priiag, Patricia Greger, teacher vice pres- ‘ Proceeds from the dance will be ident; Mts. Tracy Miller, record- 
used to equip the playground at/ing secretary; Mrs. Robert Wollin, 
the park, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Pat-)       
             
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  | Football and basketball awards 
will be made to local players by 
jthe Holly Kiwanis Club who spon- 
{sor the event. 
Imlay City Schedules _LAKE ORION—The North Shore ,Hadiey Chapter OES will hold of saeienatres. . 
assistant basketball coach| Extension Group meets today at Friendship and Tri-county Nite on 
| the home of Mrs, Marino Russell 
lative luncheon. Members have al- 
iready made 1025 cancer pads this 
| fall and winter and are putting on 
ia drive for materials to make 
more, 
The regular lesson on ‘Meat 
Preparation’ will be presented by 
|Mrs. Joe Taylor, and Mrs. Marion of North Shore Drive for a cooper-) | scheduled for 8 p.m. Tuesday. 
Tri-county officers will be guests 
jand all the chapters in the county 
‘have been invited to attend. De- 
grees wil] be conferred on Mr. and 
Mrs. Ramous Brinker 
‘April 17, at 8 p.m, 
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| will be held at the Metamora i 
ance of the Detroit Police Depart-' known caller and orchestra, buffet Meeting 
and establishing standards ade-| of the year here. of the Waterford-Township High School Dramat-   Saturday at the high school. In the production, 
Virginia is Cordelia Tuttle, a woman in her thir- 
ties; Dick is blustering, good-natured Captain 
ics Club, pose for the parts they portray in Winkle; and Don is a suave, immaculately 
“Strange Boarders" to be presented Friday and dresséd crook, Boston Benny. penn emennenegeimameenenns . mip shecuimnssesecinniaticeniidiin + “ 
Dramatic Club Offers   
Saturday Dance 
fo Aid Project | wsseroxo somsar_r First of Annual Events three-act comedy, “Strange Board- ers’’, at 8:00 p.m. Friday and Sat- at Troy to Help Improve |” dy of ie wack. in the high 
Playground school auditorium. Patty Looman is directing. .   
  TROY—Troy No. 2 School here 7 
jis readying its first annual square’ 
|dance, to be held Saturday from Lake Orion Lions Club | 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. in the Names ‘Cane’ Chairman 
Troy High -Schoo] gymnasium. . 
The event, featuring a well. LAKE ORION—The Lions Clyp, last night, appointed 
lunch and prizes donated by mer- J4mes Sheldon chairman of the an- chants, will aid the school project nual White Cane Sale. Vincent Sy- 
\racuse of the Rochester Leader 
|Dogs for the Blind gave a short 
Profit will go into the improve- tai on “What it Takes to be a 
ment of the school playground (Good Dog, and a Good Student.” and for school and after-school \Four students and their dogs were 
| activities. present. 
Co-chairmen for the affair are) Lake Orion Lions, participating 
Mrs. John S. Davis and Jack Muir,|in the national Lions project, are 
Other chairmen are: Tickets, Soliciting public support in the 
Mrs. Lyle Wilson; refreshments; |drive until April 28. 
Mrs. James Harrison, and public- ss 
ity, Wendy Sluyter and Mrs Fred Study Guild Meeting 
Gnssom ‘Tonight at Ortonville © | 
Martin Luther’ Film ,,o°7oNvt2" ac, scmestne ot ithe Ortonville Study Guild, prev- 
5 B k| d iwill be held at 8 p.m. tonight at the 
Jet at Brooklands xiv newt a 8p. night at te iously scheduled for next week, 
; 
or on | In observance of April Cancer 
‘ago at Gethsemane Lutheran Month, the members will sew can- 
Church Family Night, will be Cet Pads. 
‘shown tonight at the Parish School as 
County Calendar in Brooklands. 
mora ’ Metamora’'s OMS will hold their * * * 
Deborah Circle members will be 
meeting at 8 o clock tontght in the home 
of Mre.: Floyd Townsend jhostesses to the 6:30 cooperative 
‘dinner for members and friends of 
\Gethsemane. The film will begin Freantin’ 
The Prankitn Cemetery Assn. will hota 
  ithe Brooklands community. area. the Franklin Hall. 
Report Only 148 in 1952 
Is the U. S. Running Short 
of Annual Millionaires? WASHINGTON (INS!—A govern-'which was an 
ment report indicated today that over 1951, 
the U. S. could be running short! But getting back to the 148 mil- 
jlionaires, their aggregate incorhe, 
      
reported there were only 148 of lion dollars of it in income taxes, 
'them in 1952, compared with 171 in for an average of $1,217,541 each. 
'1951 and an all-time high of 219 in, 
1950. 
| At least, that was the number 
of Americans who filed tax re- 
iturns listing income of more than 
ione million dollars for those years. 
| However, the nation’s supply Only five mtilion’ dollars of their 
items like business profits and 
rents took care of the rest. Written by George Batson and| 
its annual meeting Monday at &§ p.m. a 
increase of _$67 
. “ after business deductions, was 289 
The Internal Revenue Service million dollars. They paid 180. mil-| 
How did they get the dough? 
income was in the nature of 
wages and salaries. Dividends ac- | 
counted for 132 millions. Little, 
ip.m. Tuesday, in the church, chair- Special Election in May Mrs. 3 IMLAY CITY — Imlay City Vil-! 
lage Manager Harvey Firestone ee 
has announced the village will hold Imlay City Students 
a special election about the middie Receive Hearing Tests of May for the purpose of voting on’ = jyMLAY CITY—The Imlay City 
& $200,000 bond issue to build @|gehoo] Parents-Teachers Associa-; 
sewage Gisposal plant. tion and the Rotary Club in co-| 
This will not mean an increase operation with the state health de-, in taxes, but will be paid ‘for -by| partment is conducting a hearing] 
a sewer use charge, Firestone said. | togting program this week in the| 
school. 
Commerce Methodist Mrs. Colin Bryce, Almont, is ad- 
. ministering the tests. Sets Meeting Date | ania aes 
COMMERCE—The official board Builds New Apartments 
of the Commerce Methodist church 
will hold its April meeting at 8 on Commerce Road 
UPPER STRAITS LAKE — Ten, 
man George Ronan announced to- one-floor apartments are now un- 
day. der construction at 9270 Commerce: 
Leslie Thomas, executive chair- Rd., directly beyond the Edge-| 
man of the new building project, wood Golf Club. These apartments 
will-in form board members of will be known as The Ranch Apart- | of millionaires was still more 
‘| adequate in 1952 than it was a 
| decade ago. In 194, there 
| were only 62 of them; 71 in "45, 
| OF in °46; 114 in "45; 
and 120 in "49, 
Who were they? The revenue 
service won't say, although one of- 
ficial narrowed the field by telling 
la reporter: ‘‘Not me.” 
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The service's statistical, review 
jof 1952 income also showed that 
jnearly 18,000 returns that vear re. 
MRS. CLARENCE VALLIE JR. 'ported taxable earnings of more 
Mrs. Della Williams of Romeo '"*" $100,000 and Gordon Williams of Sandusky 56 MILLION RETURNS 
are announcing the marriage of That was out of a total of 56 
their daughter, Sande, to Clarence million réturns filed in 1932, of 
Vallie Jr., son-of Mr. and Mrs. which only 44 millions required the 
Clarence Valfig’ Sr, of Romeo. ‘che filer tg pay any taxes at all. Al- 
wedding took place at Long Beach, together, they shelled out 28 billion 
Calif., on March 13 dollars, an average of $649 each, 
  a. a 149 in *48;   New York state boasted the larg-| 
est number of millionaires with 43. | 
Pennsylvania came next with 17, 
followed by Illinois with 13. : 
Texas had 11, California nine, | 
\Delaware eight, Florida, Michigan | 
,and Ohio six each, Connecticut | 
ifive, Indiana and Virginia three 
apiece, New Jersey, North Carolina 
Oklahoma and Rhode Island two 
each; and Arizona, Maryland, 
Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, Ore-| 
gon, South Carolina, Tennessee, 
Wyoming and the District of Co- 2 Day Comedy Showing 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The| Jack kirkland, the play has a cast 
of fifteen. 
| part of thirtyish Cordelia Tuttle. 
| Carole Tynan is seventeen year 
_ old Candy Fenway; Dunstan 
| Smith, Professor, R. D. Biskner, 
the college student, and Dick 
Dexter, Captain Winkle. 
The underworld is represented 
in this comedy by Bob Coonfield 
as Joey;’ Roger Bennett as Smiley 
and Don Reas as Boston Benny. 
Glory Fenway, a precocious 
adolescent, is played by Karla 
Stoddard; her older counterpart 
Priscila Haines, by Mary Am 
Clarke; the grim reformer Myrtle 
‘Hodge, by Pat Noe; and a friendly 
thirteen-year-old Susie by Pat 
Williams. 
Completing the cast are Bar- 
bara Hutchings as Amity Haines; 
Larry Phalen as John Todd and 
dim Williams as the Deacon. 
With the fitle of “Dangerous 
Woman’”’,. “Strange Boarders” was 
presented in 197 at the Eire 
Theater in Schenectady, New York 
under the auspices of David Lowe 
and John Huntington. 
Makes Dean’s List 
      
    ALMONT — James. E. Campbell, 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Camp- 
bell of Almont, was included in the 
|\dean’s list of University of Miami 
for the last semester. He has a 
\straight A average, and is in his 
‘senior year. 
| Can this 
marriage 
be saved? What happens when an 
] only child, used to being | the center of attention, 
suddenly has to adjust to 
marriage and too helpful 
in-laws   
  
Don’t miss how the mar- 
riage counselor helps one 
couple. , 
| And be sure to read “The 
| Variderbilt Feud.” 37 other 
| featutes jn the April 
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  ‘Convict Detroit Man 
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28.29 Mothers progress made to date, 
  of Assault to Rob 
A former Ferndale man was 
convicted by a circuit court jury 
of assault with intent to rob. 
address as 30th St., Detroit, 
had pleaded innocent to attacking 
attempt in Ferndale Dec. 21. * 
  Devillards Wynn, who gave. his) 
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may ANOTHER WORLD! worked as receptionist, usher, of ts agg Ay anal ‘fice worker, even behind a soda Best cot Ghewn ab fanadeean : 
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neji rhood playhouse, where <b oe she sue a aden oe asi suet Actor ALSO: Joseph Cotten in “SPECIAL DELIVERY 
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Cd isease “This Tartar woman . 
Triumph Hinted ae ie | and | 
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FRANK LOVEJOY | INE cardiolosiet for soverst cast. Frocbne pene dg dpe gh HOWARD HUGHES 
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Grains Cheered [ MARKETS [Strength in Oils |. AC ORAS: NHORSDAY, APRIL. 6 1066 Ae Nas 
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CHICAGO @ — Grains nondithee ho |Coast Residents ee 6 50 pan Samed thea 
up again on the Board of Trade/i"i7. “08 YORK @®-—Strength in the ST, PETERSBURG. nna hoary A “ 
today, bucyed by optimiam that) ™t..5 oils shares again today sent the mysterious ex; ; “ . : : 
te Sagresconl verses of aly : News in Brief | r.% | 
farm - © 200-3.50 S$ in BF rae Feeal 
er il re _Zesrsay's tam shend was the Me sniredaghs ded | ECS EMail 
a ithest Jed tthe opening, wth eet, anes enn ae mtoy war fled @ dape ede Bilin wart otticatiog’ ‘Tnterment 
cies ct 3 to 74 ens 3 leaders. E gulty tow charge of driv Gunmee Mr cura pilaf 
Migher at the outset, — iat Janie sane Sour aa oe wader the induence of quer) <= SS 
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Wheat near the end of the first a.) dgeaae. Sus radionee| a number of gains of 1 hor and $15 costs levied by Farm-| pcs M4, ane hat 
hour was 1 to 2% \— wno. 2 jand 210s Justice Allen Ingle, x ; 
$2.80 %: higher, May|.10-s0 Sib. box.’ an Se some pushed on to 7 points. Ingle. and of Lois’ w, Di i bes 
%; corn % to 2 higher, May|} f: i Sox Sone ona, Belen a post, | Charged ather of Pa ; 
$1.45 %! ‘oats % to % higher, May|2-00- 5 eel 1,| than a. point Bien lag reckless driving,| dear H 
po 1% i é ° 4, of Drayton Plains} sues, Serer’ and Bree | 
; rye to 3 higher, May Jnieeniiien - * yesterday was found Fun and Per De 
$1.33%; soybeans 1 to 3 higher, meer vont _ Oils were inspired by talk n 3100 fine imposed by Pon-| iy Pa yb id = 
May $2.80%, and lard 5 to 15 cents » eases a AP? tawe,, tan.|peice Snersanes al slong Ge Ee Municipal Judge | with Insert VanOaven siti. 
e kanteed ponte Neher, My «sig sap, wig | were buoyed by” price es. for Finnegan. Maurice E.| fisting "intermens in whit 
90, , od average $2: syphe , wage | were byeved by peice Mikes tne : ; omy . he 
a wid ae 40h Bt ithe metal throughout the world. $100 fine was paid yesterday Lake to lie in state from 9 p.m. 
Grain Prices g A umbe . Senue| Trading. was quiet hd Europe McLarty, 65, abe oe 
. gua wade © nipe Se "Eid ore 43: |ecially in the oils, aa tare de rR, who pleaded guilty Richardeon-Bird "Funeral "Home, 
aes (AP) —Opening|  Sommercially | were ey Gives: fe Se before Waterford Township Justice] MED. aka, 
that, mediaes “S14 csv. t compares with 2,760,000) whe eg: 0 to a charge of driv- joven, 3030 Grove Keego Harbor 
Be es By Re cs RR Re “a, ets shares traded yesterday, the influence of lquor.| 84 nts. Conmis Enon meld" det 
Se ree: £” "Rye. | vanced eat, Market ttm tind price es:| Going wlth ly Pleading guilty to = charge str of Bile Laon. Jomes Har 
oe pea Baeeeree eS py PR BA Se the oils were the reckless driving, James W. He gee — gt 
May ..0-.9s5 1.48% O43 ive with supplies am as houses, especially b ‘ 30. of ° . Hebert, Pts until 18 
JUY ceeceees 1.50 See eee Tie err Sate cna an: | montgomery . , of 25 Virginia Ave. yesterday this @ ° en 
Bp cveccess £80 MAY cs ogu ne 1948) pages. on ans "comme 4 pails oe which gained paid a $100 fine and $15 costs im- - pat Oe 
ie ‘1% ser CTT B48) cmcago BUrTER AND eas j chemicals, po Aon gens Ge ae: . ae by Keego Hatbor Justice an... for service and 
I ig Pe ag at tag Mga materials. The steels and mer on Inco ee Pe ecruneral seracgementt 
F | | fo 'B obs: ¢ woceenle bavtay piley| were tinal shang, wah. Oe abe ‘4 . A dismantied auto ‘transmission, a 
5; 89 C 54.5; ‘ } crafts : : ' , 2 
arm ncome Drops aC Shas. = 80 B 56.25; ens nek aa airlines, motion ; 3 Firms t ch a worth $35, was stolen last weekend eCUROEDER. APRIL 3, 1986, WIL- 
~ y to firm; reecipts 15,800; and utilities, HERO RESTS — ‘ AP W oun Erectio from a gara t 36 aaa 8 am F., 312 South Edith, oa 
os bie ee prices il Wrecheu! Trail A tired collie rests in the ruins of th wayhen, ‘ Demin en teak Whitfield St.,| ~ ee? father of Max B. Bg 
2 Points in March and “over Ae at eras? phe Behe “GE| most active issue up Fiorntng 4 | Om that pie hog Cedar Run, in the Traverse City chagrin Pant Manufacturing, Sven ott that y Toothman, who} Allison. Funeral. oan ore 
lr 388; ale diums 39; U.S. stand- up 2 points, hit Courtad children i H ee : Friday, April 6, at be 
The index of oe shares up % at 35% and : Be containing $4 was stol- Seitties hitttet i 
ers declined pp ben ge och eae sath & aoretoaiest pea Allah Apap lg eyo — gan : from an bon | Park Cemetery. ia 
| - ciel 3 Wee cues Sone ar) .ar,|in. was attracted to the stock be- rs Hope It’s Temporary Gut 2 tet he 
Federal Stata Crop Reprtng Sry nee rea thn. favorable dividend s0- . 
said today. act rm old : “Idaho Russete a: 2 F i a C 
. , bakers $5.50, . . Pe * i ’ 2 
ihe index now stands at 2 Sealy ag ny BB General Foods, which added 1% rend in Car Pur chasing 
nas eae dso ss for wide ranee of ses: Minee-|a higher dividend mpoed ot mi S AWwaren ; 
, mand light and market moders: points today. ° 
Lower calf and whol stock -earlot track t steady. New| At noon today Automakers hope it’s temporary 
prices wee and wholesale mile ii sets Sana” INES OGD cents et the Ast phenomenen a the new ear le bending his Tver tm ont sly thea the 
an Bs Oop ee mid-February, Poultry tray cents at Ss. Yoo creas is becoming in-|cylinder engines. He's also ras agar rl ag currently “aA Regge Aivwyery Reval oe in 
The livestock index dows final hour to put the a to Ward's Automotive Reports. pensive models at the founda’ Included in the Cuts Pel one tin 6. end an 
é wane balew a your aoe. oes DEROTT. ADE 5 | AP Pees bald per RE ET high eg|. The strongest clip in years. — is a quarter-mile oval test|S** © N- Saginaw. bape ~4 
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| manly to lower prices for dry ve pouty upto ig emer | establish ne a “The trend, by no means of Werk » -Rummage sale Sat 1 
’ | heavy. broilers or ¢ ; ae, gre me: Monday. alarming proportions, been | 909 on the three - story 200,- from 9 ‘til 4 First ee A. 
cose pe EE, BEES ALE! Now York Stocks | County Dei Somes die emery te | ae Seta te | meme ein, 8 ae 
a year ago, due mainly to’ Comment: Market steady. ty Death label it the , 4 
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. lower prices for dry beans tals, ond cupplien omg exeept for food (Late Morning Quotations) S poe pate phenomenon, but one mitiag method of construction, | Church, Hill Pag St. John's 
supply and short. Admiral. .... 120 In Mrs. may promht a switch in started last month by the | 12:00. : Saturday, 6:00 to 
chudsanaelgs Aire Rede 48 Jat _etiver |. 904 Edward Fries viptidg ceghests tram ad- | Long Construction Co. Long will —AGV.| 3 
Local Gr ag ery gary Allied Sirs... BLS Thoobs, ae Y CITY—Service for Mrs.| * ‘quality’.” price’ | also bulld power plant It your friend's 
oup ends | CHICAGO, April ¢ (AP) —Live poultry ‘++ HPS Jacobs ...... . “93|Edward (Hannah) Fri ply both to sup- | bail. Ph. in jail and needs 
Fe a? rcs, Bot] Among pose reasons cited by! Banding fe pat ont ates ae 
Real Estate Parley (se7zxusic iarciseis Gree i Bit Sic lin. Friday frm "Whe Leste beet In 188 cur pies esenng Sapte seta 
of y tee Pega: Nght hens 18-19. broliers. or A@ “y Kennecott, *7*4334|Smith and Son Funeral boost in 1956 car prices and Sivier, Inc., of De- ummage sale. All Saints 
fryers 23.8-28 5; r & El $3.3 Home, with tightening: copal Epis- 
Twelve staff Tas cnaer tie Wk, over 6 ca-|Am Motors of ..se.e @@ {burial in Imlay Township Ce of credit terms, and the absence troit, began grading the 325-acre Church, Pri. Apeil & 7 to 9} 
cook eames caees at Seal =30, om oh ieee St LOF Glass -- #33/tery, Mrs. Fries died Tuesd me-|of any major change in styli _tbiitumeewkhel . —Adv 
were among re 2 & My... 9.1 2a “At one low- pected to complete its work Rummage 
on 5 ee ee oe livestock. EE ta, a ile, Detroit, a ater, Ma. Cae pred Te Leogteat He it ee ee oe Koign|® to 1:90 197 South Parte Se 
for the eighth annual Universit DETROIT LIVESTOCK es bone Chem: 778\Hart, Almont; a brother priced luxury line dipped trom 48|moved Ot tame ene . Adv. 
ty \nas SS Meow Pex 222 3 ; , George #8 ‘to date, 
oF ada feel Entate Clnde, [wht Ea ttt Sebamae ameltees Whe Rec Os: Bilan tee sie et amp cont. Goma Jeeery Gi), neue Se eee are| tan mmamage sale, Viret Predhyten- 
Amohg thoes in the Pontiac dele-|ASie Senpered tat Toased martet ATCO SH” BF Merch gon He sory ey Fries, of Detroit! ported March,” Ward's re-|four cafeterias, two dining rooms, ; Sat., April 7, 9 a. m. 
gation were Nellie Bartenbaker, | hig thirty active; slaughter steers tte 4 os Mpls ‘Hon... % |forina - &. McCaughan, Call- an 800-line telephone switchboard], Rummage Sale, <a. 
Dorothy Bette, Lawrence W. Gay- Raggy Wy ~ AJ See el enue 6 Monsen Ch... , and three grandchildren. Accessories such as windshield [274 complete teletype and: dupli-| 4% Orion, Fri, — 
lord, @. J. Hornbeck, ‘Treva G.|sesey: beat Re a Pa sssss John J. Kahler washers are reportedly meoting |“AU"s systems. : and Gh nnen 
Johnston, John A. Lewis, Ray- Ip , steers gt BS jendix AY .. %* Motoroleas *** $1g|_ IMLAY CITY—Service for J with sales resistance. ‘Nor is the Completion of the plant and of- Rummage sale Fri. only, 220 E. 
mend OFNe, Ivan W.Schram| BAY Sh erat“ Sed ogy Ra: ties ea ph John} sade’ wing seman, he |iorng ot 9S broqula Rt. ide door.” dy 
es C. ‘Skaggs, Melvin Skel-|s004 « 50; high mercial ae +} n’1:. 424) Friday : sodan 7 Wi wiisihscimviniudasiaes 
oo, Me ‘rn M. Speer Skel-| gma choice 633-851. To ted. Meat seed|Bong Sure... 187 Nat Ovpe «ss tl Counc, L St. Paul Lutheran) joying ‘the expected runs = _| Miss Caroline Badi 
pears and) 19.00: » heifers 117.00-| Bord cosee B84 Lapeer, with burial way, : Badiand of 
M. L.- Struble. 16 a0 bulk wligy and Gommmercial steers |Bore Waine? - $38 Nat Lead ‘:.:: 94 Imlay Township Cemetery Prever arp petated cnt. B 1 Rermiatener, Enaeed Bas ae 
gag conducted April #301858; ganners and. cytiers mostly ig My: Bs aie 8 —_ will be held at 11 am.|,,reptons te, the trend appear usiness Notes brated her 100th birthday, "but 
was devoted to discussions of  stockers ee: mee food and isl /Camp Soun .. 404 mort & Wesi:, ea |FYiday from Muir Brothers Funeral in items like station —_—— is 108. 
changing trends and im | "Calves salable 25. 17.00-320.00. Samp> WF aa vo Am Av .... $28\Home, Imlay Ci automatic transmission waGOns./ The at BULANC! ner 
nproved | steady. Com: 2%. Today's market a 4 ¢ - 96.3 ty. Mr. Kahler and power appointment of Chris TOWNSHIP OF reley Purera) Hi a ae 
Sales techniques. io. eno “sod "prime. renlers Sears i me dure died gt his home on Black Corner|°""S- Se publication conchuded Edmonds to the Buick public a ae rt Cont TONERAL HOME. 
00 higher, advance mainiy on % fe ac G & Bl.... 83 » Tuenkeg. lations s been announced 5-D rayton Piatns srhend 3 
gradin, and : vee ' & Pan . ENT TO , er Waterford Tw 
Pontiac Sales Show  |zsest sesstnac ss a “fe BES Eee Be movant wy ne nt « Westinghouse Head by compen a, "Binomial amar 
commercial grades 7 ee hy i +t. Hig Penney. 3.¢..°: oti ter, Eleencr ' daugh-| ., editor sports| wiTuE. A yy eS - apanuneral Home—FE $1903 
L wiility searee. 10,00-16.00. Ciuett Pea . B Pa BR. 273 , of Trenton, and five (” t 5 ’ for the Associated Press. [tion ae od och to amend Gec- D 
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afe Marclr Upturn nally teady today a Ae gy Romt-|Cole Palm a ‘ fepet Cate 00 HE grandchildren. » | es trike Losses The new appointee started his of ne Sownchip of | No. 5, as amended, onelson-Johns 
Seyi reas, sees Migher, west 06: Gol Bed A «387 Philip, Mors. 48 Frank William Cowdin newspaper career as @ reporter| inv. pet Board. of Independence] ' Me 
An upsurge in spring buying! "#e:, %,nee* lame: sheep stony” t0| Con" Bate “Sle Balllpw sage | LAKE ORION—Service for Fr prmmines © Gee 4 eee sige of Michigan, County at Oxpiand,| | —2 "POR PONERALE™, 
boostell Pontiac new sing Ag n | weolee p Bend cnet eee ts pees enee me Sti prect eG... |Willliam Cowdin, 70, of — president and wend dite and has spent 12 years with the| Ne: be fi -- Ay EE. Phoughtful Service 
proximately 40 r sales ap-| weoled and tell shorn inmbe 91.90; about |conreume © 1e%-6 Pure Oil $8.1 mingwa vee Hem-|man of Westinghou Associated - Press ~ obey Townes Balle: . ox ne 
last ramp ek during the|fambe. Wo 1 pelts $o.21. 10; bulk wnery (Cont Gen 21 as Repub Bil | pan Saterday r be held at 2)Corp., told stockholders ort ie a wile tellowing Voornees-Sip 
2 n March, R. | Prime shorn | mostly | vee Rex Drv : . from Bs yesterday _ * bi yet : 
M. Critchficid Pontiac general ig dp-20 90: deck choles vand Roh Peie|Com Met essere Rex Drog <..: 10 | Funeral Home, with Flumerfelt|that a S-month strike cut 300 mil- Edward D. Lee and Robert|fund to be knows se the “Township FUNERAL HOME : 
manager, announced today. on borg. tame Bs tbs "15.06-18 A ae pela Bes cs Safe enna Cometery Cameos ‘te — out of expected ship- sage of Lee's Sales and Serv-|be. used for the vec fond chal only] nee or Meter 
“Sales for the || 3'30-8 00. olce shorn slanghter sheep| De = .. M12 St Reg ++ ht died ’ 5 Ss, , recently were graduated from| ©. 88 directed administration of | 
tor the oe year of over 14.20 cHY = De, Site". z seal ares: ni Mr. Cowdin leaves one son Perey at the 70th annual conan sok igang yrs rather ay ah a Lemetery : . ! 
period,” Critchfield said. | CAGO LIVESTOCK Doug Aire... a6 Sinclair 0... Shareholders meeting, Price said: , nes at the Clinton! nme, “™"* Doader, Tucker, suit ; s 
ti er ne wd Sire erate See a it BES2u': ‘lier Joye of Lake: Oron,Mrx and Februry idea ce sui:| Machine Co, "Servie Schoo. tn az tne SN Senreentialhaallacthnt 
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cast rer Se eae ee ering ends, eal a Ron wee eae ed oe) fou Ry... 184 | Elmer Rhodes of Bloomfield Town. |the sareny Mies 6 tes Oy) Dok ware mantel & mane {27 : Pe 
me 20878, This is a 2days gup lend 2 100-000 8 MINT: moet ap0-|EL BM ic OY Sey brag... 43/0, Mra. Leonard Raelling of/somewha months of 1956 of| ceremonies last plomas at Independence Fownenip Cer. The Pontiac 
ply indicating a very strong used | 282, © 13.00-18.28; UIE IS-TS: most S90-/El & Mus ovo oe OG Gam. 188 Ann Arbor; Mrs. William ng t more than a dollar a month. April 6, 
= sa. mn: tena Theta a tow unaee 0 rie Rass Berean lui. ‘Kenseth Achurst and Mar: "T am_sure you Emery B. Stolt, of 722 Ormond (OTICE TO PUBLIC FOR WANT ADS: 
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ipalable Satie 2.008: salable calves 300:|\perd sect °” gor Stud Peck..... %¢‘\garet, all of Detroit; and one with production fest recognize that/Rd., Davisburg, will attend Oatiand County, i in ‘Orien Township, _ DIAL FE 28181 
Young Purse Snatch [ee taitst Heh’ chotce "and primes sree, os Gen Se... Se [eoemne, Remeet of Pertaad way at getting under-iday meeting of 0 four | eecied bias will be rece 
natchers - |i» eee ns eee ‘and prime 1287 |5.st Bul ., 96.4 coe ps. OO and, Ore. ‘ y many of our plants it island distri ng top-ranking state a.m. we hy ag ny until 11:00 From 8 a.m. to 5 
Rob Pontiac Woman |e co eters ib. steers Joads choice! Gen ‘Rice... 623 Texas Co... $07 Delbert Davidson what — to forecast_accurately ern — the Mod-|9f the bulidings owned vy the ‘Michigans An errors. should depos 
| cho! : -21.00; good to jow|Gee Fas . 957 Tex O Sul 1344, WHITE LAKE TOW results are likely to be in ; ica in Wash-| scribed as: way Department end de- rted immediately age 
A wennan twe houses from-ho paoly 16.75-19.25; | commercial te jow (Gen Motors .. 45.4 om... 36.7) Servi NSHIP —\the second quarter,” ington, D.C,, next week Item No, 1—Pareel Press assumes Do. ede 
last. night me | 2 Meee NE, 0 Pee cone, Se len Shoe cc aT) Hime R Beat.. 12 ce for Delbert Davidson, 78, of) The : Manager of t : | 1 atory Bone and cone sibiltty for | errors 
at cha eon by Io Safes AS le a ESP er tt wte La ha, wil be ei lrg corporation inthe yas ao the tnarance tm’ ing ees Seger 6) | ok ae ae 
hedge fence, stole her mi cavers 10:06:13 $0. wh 00: canners and|Gilletty’ ...... « Been 8.3\Lake Unit at the White|country—just recently he|was among 100 Modern Woodmen “ye 9—Parcel C — of advertise- 
cuped taming ‘sot purse Poe ‘Gal bulls “te 00 , UUllity ‘and commer: |Goebel ar, Sy Underwood. 43° | vie car Presbyterian Church,/agreement with two uni reached|agents who were honored for roe ee store pa A 
Pf ¢ yy , e * rec- on the Nor’ corner the 
sivedt, according to? sage chotee vebiers 21.00-24.00. top 28.00; ,nd|Qoogricn ....' 97.3 Om, Bae. M4 in White Lake Ceme-|the longest major ons endingjord premium and Lapeer Road and Silver Bel ovnee. aes 
Mrs. Joseph Thou “t police. ter4 of chotee as waters 18.00-20.90; rgh Paige. 123 Gast Ais ids. :.. 43 [May Hie body will be at the Rick tion in 20 years strike in the na-|production in 1955 cave . tne, tema lated are intended te tn- ee 
id n, of 58 Gage steers "1800: ‘a ‘Tew food ‘stock teers Oy Wo Ry .. 46 Cait Fruit... $3 Bird Funeral Home, Mil- ; lcompany officials. | fences ste, ‘located on the sinmediats er > 
pecan she was waking home| 14%. ew good stock eifers | teynoan ++ 168 Ge See te... aie until noon Saturday when it eran . premises, walegs otherwise Bn say is eae 
shoot 9:30 pm. when the pale ache dt aiay & “agentes name omg c's Rea” BY nate trom 2. toch te le neat of’ mousy aver’ te] | meni canoe. Pe ee 
y ; e opposite sheep fully sfamte 110 ole Rane a6 ed... z/in state from ’ | of the ‘type siess 
ve te rae Woda, Wendi a eine Bh Rect SE adhome “rueaday at his Acne Sale igoray Spares] | Ye aaa 
Only n to mostly m re choice Inepir _ et Un Tel... 20. | . PERSON 
check were in the pak ghey oma asad “ip. 1890-19 oo: cull te lowitnt BS To ie vee 2 @ ‘home ot boone promptly returned i Transient # é 
One youth was dacribed s,s ratte cue Be Re feet, A le Pip Begg Be! BP Soooeey, at ie be amen crates 
and the othe : seul, to ‘choice wooled slaughter|Int Paper... #35 Yale & A be at home, Delbert ® certified check, y 
poe or sto wore light medium ig"good shor Sughter ewes te cal Int ‘Shoe “20a Youngs: Shit’ 10 at Ponting sod "Riche oa ee Pail cmount of, na fr” seh he CASH WANT AD RATES 
a , Mrs. " ; wilt \e 
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Patient Flips Twice Newer biel laims sEEL IP aAet FComelnd OF tee once of Fit; and (wo grand: We mente man” ‘Seago stone evs Ths aapen yl $i ta 
' ion’s Highes 18 ones of Flint; and ¢ , Ladhemateel |be returned : it will 
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NEW BRUN 4 | Met change .... 58 4. s Util Stocks Children. CONDE Wane MOLE Pgh g +B. Ml Wichigan’ State 
A woman uot oe N. 3.  ALBUQUERQU, NM, WAAL Bi, $f oc zi 143 Hs wis Daniel Sh epenathe amy Pe PENA sacensl bade, mu be : is 
tem he i a surpise buquerque claims what may be Week ago ..... 271.8 at ate 1912) anaway an encenvay vo pay the nt woe 4 3 
: pped a switch in the the only exactly - one - mi [Month ago °2:" Beit 140) 745 104) WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP On Tee Tepaguey / bgt i Ss. 
corridor of Middlesex General j i : - Mile - high] Yer 960 «s+es. 2101 1308 That ‘{ Service f a : | propert eee la 
Hospital. She ex d seneral junior high school in the nation, [is lor. ccc) dae isse ne ist? 410 Ri lor Daniel Shanaway, 80, of |Eetpsenes leteer. Gays from date of —? 
| pected a light to Principal Glen Borland © M |1986 high’ °*.: seg 1290 318 116) ustic Circle, will be held at | Buildings must be removed at the ris 
on {f Mo i] ree 
go . Instead, four fire engines | roe Junior High said " . n- | 1958 low ...ce0, 208.1 148 67.2 ies 2.p.m, Saturday from. the Mau i —_ pgm 2 of the successful 6 
responded. She had turned in avey showed the aang po DETROIT STOCKS te uneral Home in Monroe, with burl ; ; ». [rule | and pron Mtg pt nga . BOX REPLIES 
: rk just; tc, J. me ._—— Cemetery there.| Terk | | Sounty, Menigan, Township. gauiand Fos.! ° a m. Today | . 
Funeral ae \ , his tee Secaine ie see gait following a an oe 
tetinapect ‘the balings tbe. bichigsn cae 
— ’ 12, 13, 14, 15, 
58, 60, 63, 64, ‘         
  
    Detroit Edison Co.* 
| At indieated dividend of $1.80 this 
Brg better than 5% at present fone   Ke 
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. C.J. -Nephler Co. 
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Birmingham — 
  CHASSIS DESIGNERS 
PRODUCT CHECKERS 
      
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  d County 
What Do You Want 
Money? ? Security ? 
Advancement ? 
You Fo a Have Them sy Bay 
sore Admission THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURS!     
      
   
     
  
‘SEARS, ROEBUCK &C * 
IS 
SEEKING AN 
Ambitious young man to sei] cus 
tom made Venetian blinds and 
awnings, Experienced preferred. 
but not necessary. Car essential. 
Posttion offers good earnings. Al) 
employe benefits. 
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE 
IRD FLOOR 
      
  Birmingham 
HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 
FOR 
Secretaries 
_, AD , 
Stenographers 
WITH OR WITHOUT . 
EXPERIENCE 
  
Toolmakers 
Jig and Fixture 
Builders 
, Spotters 
Artco Inc. 
ROOM 
HELP | FOR _ AFTERNOON" SHIFT ’ SEE 
BILL 
WEIGHTMAN 
Franklin 
Products 
Co. 29199 Orchard Lake Rd. 
Farmington Twp. 
Sheet Metals © 
Hammer Man LAYOUT MAN 
TOP RATES 
58-HOUR WEEK 
~Manu. Products Co. 3000 WOLCOTT PERNDALE. MICH. 
JOrdan 4-6381 [| LE 28787 
WANTED: BENCH A MACHIN: 
~~ for gy TD MACH = 
be journeyman, or 
a ar _Alrw Te. ee Prod- 
wast D: EXPERIENCED Mi MAN 
for farm wo    
* 
  
  _3-1380 
|Fouxe “wa “MAN DESIRES WORK 
iinet and trimming trees. FE 
  
Help Wanted Female e 7   
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 
receptionst. 
person a. to 
ae Arthur ‘Storray Studio, 3s Lawrence St ?   YOUR EVENING EN- WHILE YOU A ne 
TNE WE SPEAK. 
  oon Maeewivs an te $15 &. 
. Bagi 
    Alert Girt er Woman ~- 
For real estate and insurance of- | 
rae Interesting. diversified work. | 
Start immediately. 
tall Manni 
rY CORP. VILDING 
Idwest 6-4133   
  
      Excelient working conditions and employe - Deneitse are 
in yee 8 E. such as 
sales, enginering, rehasing 
and controller's office ” ‘ 
a 
APPLY 
OPEN WEDNESDAY TILL § P.M. 
Re in exchange fee rt "in o- 
_witt an invalid, PEs ig be ENERAL OFFICE, SOME TYP- shorthand, excellent 
hours, no Ro or joe ‘%, 
own 
IN LAUNDRY 
neces- 
10 a.m 
8. Telegraph, near Or- Ave.   
ers, |. 
K. 
6-622. MAytair 
HOUSEWORK ren. Live-in. OLive 
itoy son wovRewoRk 3; 
FOR HOUSEWORK. STAY aignte OR 37688 
TADY WHO LIKES 
& DECO- 
SELL- 
ING PAINT & WALL- 
SOME EX-   
PAINTING 
RATING FOR 
PAPER. 
PERIENCE HELPFUL. 
CALL MR. PLATZ, FE 
4-2571, 
LARGE | PROORERIVE Ol STa- tion uire for (yoine s exp.-office woman 
permanent, Require good refer- 
esigire feod eter Pon-| MOTHER'S HELPER TO LIVE DN Donates, neat, Good with ~~ 
‘to start. Py __ #14, Retween_ . and 
MOTHER'S HELPER. 54, pays week g & ip. Christi Mr een jan home 
NUR URE TO GARE POR ET DERLY tleman, more for -_r? than 
13-8377   
1, Lake 
. ENPER! TENCED. Macro Fn Sa Dar- 
TYPIST ~ general office work Write 
‘ontiac Presa Box 64, _ qualifications     
      
         #ro a GABABLE DAY WORKER   
         
     
      RIENCED GIRL quaere office work, 
Taphic ability. 
hospitalinn’ 
ished.         CARNIVAL ve 
  
  
Me Lit eg. UA Pa OF. 
(1966 by WEA Bordon, tra     
        
    
“Fifty-five, dies, a dollar ten - that will be one 
  
bd 
EX R 
— ie part time ‘worn. 
MEN, WOMEN, YEAR ROUND O OP. 
RAWLEION BUSINESS 
LAUN- 
oy EPTION for doc’ $200 
RECEETONGT, fr, Gonut tn rt . € 
SECKETA RY Lad — tire pred 
POOKEKEERE, rienc . 
ACCTS. PAYABLE Sows trans $260 
ANSWE: ONE . $388 
XOKEEPER full charge 380 
LIFE FIGURES? ..... $240 
RETAIL SALES $230 
aw) HBOARD OPERATOR. own 
trans . ....... $270 
JOBS FOR MEN ORADU AQOOUNTANT . $600 
aor R ‘ $600 
EL. RICAL 
Pg gg $4275 
OFFICE. _MANAGER $4300 
Runs 
      ne MiId- S 
_GR AEBNER’S —Poutise dollar and sixty-five cents, sir!’’ : ‘ 
Help Wanted 8 
An Unique Opportunity 
for Well Paid, 
Rewarding Service Smee, modern ee home 
of distinction. seeka superior peo 
gorenns time _ physiother: 
gpa “woe wool ‘aregiet. 
and cook, 
Kindly give 
refer- 
— Write Pontiac Press, Box 
—_. 
at ‘Apoly 
eae W. Huron 8, pivt and 
Also full-time attend: 
Male or female. 
  
women over 
-¥ pereee te Mr. 
Shee Store, 
+ = at Wa! 
bet hour, 
“apply N. 
  
pd County or City open - ‘ounty or City 
Pontiac, Trade well estab- 
lished. Excellent opportunity. Full 
ime. Write at once. Rawleigh's 
MCD-806-189, Freeport, Tl. 
SALESMEN Men or women = ett, poet perfenced   
one 
te work, the in 
. Apply in per- 
CRAWFORD 
, FE 41949 
Employment A Agencies 8A 
BIRMINGHAM 
OPENINGS     
« 
eg gy he! Service, 
le hem. 
- ‘CAREER 
GIRLS 
  
  
    
TRAINEE FOR BETA. MANAGE- 
ae 
PEM IDpWwest 408 Pooler et Bidg. 
CASHIER eeurey ities. 8% days week 
baa TAC, Jorn: 
is W Waree vice PR 42541 
DE NTAL ASSISTANT 
experience es! — 
Bve s rac ent 
PONTIAC EMPLO et 
PE ¢2851   
18 W. Huron 
‘EXECUTIVE TRAINEE Exceptional opportunity for exec- 
utive ty; young man under 36 
in one Pontiac's leading manu- 
facturing firms. Prefer ge 
ehemistry or engineering or the 
equivalent tm working experience 
Should also have knowledge of Anat abe 
        blueprint reading $400 per month | 
to start 
GRAEBNER’S 313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg i 
Se. “GENERAL OFFICE | 
Light typing, 2 yre or over, married Needed Immediately 
PONTIAC EMPLOYMENT 
SERVICE 
18.W, Huron FE 42551 
“GENERAL OFFICE Living in or near Waterford Twp. 
with transportation. Light typing. 
2%, or over, 5% days. Pontiac Em- 
Pe’ O3sst. Service, 18 W. Huron i 
GRAEBNER’'S, JOBS FOR GIRLS 
THE NATION'S LARGEST # OFFICES IN MICHIGAN 
Offering dovens of high paying | 
jobs = girls in and aroand Pon 
tiac ere are a few   
  
  RECEPTIONIST. cashier $200 
RECEPTIONIST. typing $225 
RECEPTIO eno $253 
RECEPTIONIST, switchb'd $260 | 
RECEPTIONIST, secretary $300 | 
JR ETARY, wil train $00 | RAPID 
TYPIS stem oe 3! 95 i 
pata oe mere STS) 
AL, A. oo pe ... $185) 
SECRETARY Sorta $250 ECRETARY wo" attorney 8240 
SECRETARY to president $260 
OOKKEEPER, full che $330 
IRL FRIDAY oe $250 | 
woke eben, = 1 mach. opr 
ABST. BOOKKEEPER, en 
auto dra - $945   
“EXCLUSIVELY FOR GIRLS” 
313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
Phone FE 5-9277 
  
  JOBS FOR MEN AREHOU: NEP 
  | LADY Wishes WORK | 12-4860 Employment Agencies 8A 
, PONTIAC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 
18 W. Huron PE @ 551 
SALESMAN | For wholesale distributer, Will be 
contacting paeme stores, would 
reler some experience ont 
ede Pg creo be age See 
at Ca Center. B-) Riker | 
Big FE 6-046. 
AN FOR 
distributor, Will be ting re- 
tall stores— would 
perience on this oar 
earnings, “are NA NCY 
REER CENTER, B-1 Riker B ide.   
W AITRESSES 
18, or over. Needed immediately. 
Te Employment Service. 
  
Instructions OR er ree 
CAKE DECORATING COURSE MY 2-6842   
_ Work Wanted Me Male — 10 
¢ PT. RUSKY MAN WANTS WORK of any kind, $1.00 hour. OL 2-8251. 
BOY, 20, WANTS WORK OF OF ANY kind. FE 2-268, 
CARPENTER AND CABINET 
and re R_3-4857.   
  
work new and 
CARPENTER WORK, ALL KINDS. 
Ress. Jobn Featherstone. FE 
CARPE? KN oR repair. No job too smail, or too 
large. Free estimates Phone OR 
_ soit FE #1014. 
_ Repairs, | 
at 4 ALTERATION, AND 
CABINET } MAKER AND CARPEN- er, 2 
+O. 
  
WORE “WANTED 
PE 54-1016 
SEMI TRUCK DRIVER 
driven all kinds of” trucks, 
bal felr peinter { peed work. 
short runs, eveg city wor! 
wii take anythin a to keep from 
_Sstarving. FE} YOUNG MAN yest service need, Pg upport 
Pather Peg MO og Please call 
Seeoa” . —— oO 
  
VE 
also 
  
Work Wanted Female 11 STUFFING 
neatly, and 
Good results with out of 
mailing Inquire P.O. Box 338, Milford, _Mich, 
BABYSITTING, WASHINGS "AND AND tronings done. 
_ 32-6866   
2. WOMEN WANT WALL WASR- 
_ing and cleaning. FE 70223. 
DAY WORK WANTED. 8:30 To 
3.00. PE 4-2243 
| GLEANING, OR IRONING BY DAY Also babysitting. FE 56-7425 
GIRL WISHES DAYS. PE 31467, 
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WANTS Ba- bysitting. bona ewn transporta- 
_tion, PE +   by Dick Turner} | 
   
HOUSE MOVING,    _IncontéYax Service ”   
       
: rene ea tix % per 
_ WORKING MAN wAwg Jack BANNEN 
‘TAX SERVICE» 
NEW LOCATION 
oT 8. SAomAW wee st - ] 
NEED. ‘HELP?   
  
  
  
  
  
  
io uipment. wi 
eines at Taylor, OR 
- 7 
' a aaksai PE 2-151 
GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR, Brick, stone, cement work. Plas- 
tering and ine work. PE. 42290,   GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL 
—, = 1918 fhe Marsh 
Cass FE 
10 HOUSE RATING 
OMve ce 
. fil) dirt = Psion 
PULLY woul 22972   
  
work. Free esti- 
i. G. SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING. Sanding and and fivishing. Phone FE 
sEPT Tre EL ES AND = 
pading. ons 38212 or Sor KESwoed 
TRENCHING AND 
BULLDOZING 
R: D. Tmopson 
__ Building _ Supplies _12A5   
  
OF % PLYWOOD. 
  
Business Services 13 A&B TRENCHING Bier water line field tile. FE 
ACE TREP SERVICE: REMOVAL 
3 ies trimming, Get our bid. PE   
- Al =: 
EXCELLENT 
Reasonabie Rates FE 5-3458 
|| Al HAULING A » ANY- 
_time. PE 5-5244. ARE YOU MOVING! DO iT 
yourself it a truck 
ASHES 8 AND RU! Maggi one HAULED, 
Pt _ FE 47615. 
ASHES 4 “AND. “ROBBIE CALL anytime. FE $-: 
FRANK . i. HAULING. 
"will pick up sore bee porenateaa't 
_| LIGHT t At time. 60005. 
LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH. 
© oe eh ee ten 
FE 4-604) 
PT. 40 
. Wige ft. FE 46324. 123 
ene   
  ge ag ey _ Perey. Cs Call FE ali FE $896) Local. enly. 
  
  at onytme, 9 Yo pie, 
ha! TON AL,     
  __wante work. 
  
O'DELL CARTAGE Local and | lant Distance Moving 
Phone FE 5-6806 
GA AND. GRAVEL og hrdg 
Travel, top soll and fill dirt. OR 
*   
TRUNK 
Call FE TRU ANYTHING FROM 
to to refrigerator anytime. 
Trucks to Rent TRUCKS, --TRACTORS AND EQ’ NT % Ton Pickup i‘ Ton Stake 
and Dump Trucks 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co, 825 8. WOODWARD Open Daily Including Sunday 
FE 4-061, FE rerr 
REDUCED RATES Large van t> serve you. Smith 
_Moving, FE 4-4864. 
Painting & k Decorating 20 pe meee ete   
  
  
A-l DECORATING — PAINTING 
and wall papering, Call for esti- 
__mate PE 40255. 
AL TCuTou PAINTING, PAPER- 
reese removed, Exsti-   
APPLIANCE SERVICE 
We service all makes of suto, 
washers, wringer washers, oe. 
é@rators, redios, cleaners and all 
types of small lances. ROY'S, 
96 Oakland Ave. FE 2-4021.   
| BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. Walls and Reasonab) 
_Free est. No rE e 31631. 
aLt fs oe ye GF FOUNTAIN PENS 
by factory trained men     
  
  @t our store. Gene « & | UsTOM gy ya Office Supply Co, 77 W. Law-| papering. Btea 
_rence St e FE 3-0135., merce. EM 33408, 
CARPET LAYING, 6EWING, | PAINTING | AND DECOR 
binding. Any repairs. Carpet] Wall washin ah Sonera 
foams an on location or mr Self; by steam. 
empia ex) man. ‘® any~ 
_time, TYier $0131 or PE 21305| AINTING, PAPERHANGING — 
~ CHIMNEY WORK |.___? =. sonacna AR KD We specializes in chimney ciean- = ral aching FE r vital 
ing, repairing, rebuilding or ad J ___. pew chimneys. Also build and in| PAINTING AND DECORATING. 
stall wire baskets on chimneys. Guaranteed. mmediate Service. 
Fireplaces __FE_5-6006 _mates, FE 46018 
A-l PAINTING, INTERIOR & &@ EXx- 
terior, 10 per cent disc. for cash. 
_Guaranteed. Free est. FE 4-0205. 
4-| PAINTING, PAPERING. 
Mason Thompson, FE 48364 
ACE WALL WASHING ob ,PAINT- 
ing. Free est. PE. 
CepaauARLE sree ALWAYS 
decorating, 26 yrs. exp. FE 
  
  and 
cleaned and aired. Also all Painting & Wall il Washing Pees Cities     rep kinds “ot furnace work. cel reg- 
_istered FE 
CUSTOM MADE yi oN 
_ tire Lined, 83 per panel. FE 
ORY WALL BY MACHINE FREE estimates, No vag too big of small. 
_FPE 5-4628.   
EXPERT TREE TRIOEINO' ERE Ph. PE 6-6983 OR moral, 
_3-2000,   
EAVESTROUGHING, 
and = repaired estimates, 
_U&aM inet | Metal. mee ELECTRIC MOTOR & cE RE- 
paring es rewinding aE . Pike 
FURNACES CLEANED AND RE- 
__paired. .Chester Nelson, FE 58-1788. 
LAWN MOWERS, HAND OR POW- er, sharpened or repaired Air 
cooled motors repaired, One day 
  
  - a 
Se PAO) ere TRONINGS., ®) BU 1 DAY—PICK- oir —_ = — — 9140 
__ up: & delivery we 8.0089. Pontiac Lk. Rad. R 3-2211. 
FRONTNOS S| WANTED. HEATIN G SERVICE 
~~ aie oo 8 agree soo ee rtiatans LADY DESIRES WED. THURS. 
Fri day work. References. $8 a 
day plus fare, Call FE 47740 
before 9 or after 
OF ANY kind. F Phone FE 
LabY Wis WISHES: ‘WORK BY DAY. 
areOan “GRAPHING, TYPING, SEC- _fetarial Ser bervs ice. Prine eae 3-2842. 
TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK to do tn own home. 
and references if necessary. FE 
82087 after 6:30, 
WASHINGS AND TRONINGS, PICK- up and delivery, OR 3-7416, or 
OR 3-8605; 
WASHINGS, TRONINGS- DONE IN 
my ¢, also excelient work 4 
curtains, Pully experienced. afl 
work hand-finished Will pick up 
and deliver FE 5-1010 
WOMAN WANTS Day WORK” ‘BY | 
the hour, FE_ 5-803: 
Would like “fousek ork by 
the day.’ Please call FE 
2-27 44. 
WANTED, 
a week 
WANT BABY SITTING IN EVE- 
nings. TY 46121. BABYSITTING § DAYS _FE _4-4086 
WANTED WASHINGS AND IRON- 
5-9088.— 
) TRONING IN MY HOME re 43482. : 
NING TO DO. EBT THE PIECE. 
__3854%4_A! AUBURN RN AVE, FE 44140, 
_ Building Service 12 42         “oe = REPAIRS. “HOME 
OR 3-2057_ after 5. 
     
     per or night. FE 4-1003 Dev oL 
__ WAYNE HEATING CO. 
pair a 
Plastering | Contractor 
New ir week, All ma- 
terials” furn. MI 44229. No job 
_too small or too large. 
PLUMBING AND HEATING fi. 5. Com & Son. FE 43767 or 
| ELECTRICAL SEWER CLEANING Sinks — Sunday Service. FE 4-2021 
TREE TRIMMING AND_REMOV- 
Pree estimates. Phone FE Hast 
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV. 
tone estimates. FE 2-6019   
  
  
  
  
V&W TREE SERVICE — SPRAY- 
ing, Dutch elm, mosquitoes & 
fruit trimming & remove! — free 
estimates. FE 5. 
FE | 2-8850 
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 
DRESSES, SUITS. COATS & AL- _terations, 191 KE. Huron, FE 47074. INSTALLED | 
 ExPERT TV: 
Open Evenings 
TYPEW!) 
Mitchell's, - 123 3 
—-s . CUSTOM 
M 8. TELEGRA 
» OF | 
CHILD: 8S PET. 
AM   
  
  
  PAPER HANGING. * ie EXP. Reasonable rates. FE ¢€2171 or 
_FE 4-6829 
WALL WASHING AND PAINTING by women, work teed, OR 
__ Physio-Therapy ZA 
SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. | STE foot technique.4 Em 
+2851, 
__ Television $ Service 2 22 aaa 
COPENHAVER's RADIO & 
repair, 560 W. Huron. Night serv- 
lee calls, PE 4-607 
DAY OR > .wiouT TV SERVICE. 
ree! ina 
  Wan    
   
              
       fleas sereg Oct our peau, othe 
my iat 2 ea . 
Se ae Js C. HAYDEN, Realtor 
|| 86_ 2, Welton __Open_ Eves, 
  
  
        ¥ ono 
. DOES YOUR RUG ; LOOK 
Get nd to use 
i me, 
NOTICE is i HERESY G1 GIVEN THAT 
B.P.O.E. No. 810, whose premises 
are located at 1i4 Orchard Lake Ave., has lied to the Michigan 
Ligue: Commission fer a 
club license to sell beer, wine, 
and spirits to Dons. fide members 
and that it is the tntent ef 
Commission to 
  
bridge been vepeatedly Fameved by van- 
dals. All who gross said bridge 
do so at their own risk. 
—| age “COLD WAVES $5 Doroth soo) ON, Perry. PE 
21244. 7 Open Prt. ee 
se mg JUKE BO CORDS, 712 
. Pike. Open Pridsy ay & Saturday. 
Wed. Children to Board 26 
CHILDREN PD ieee & CARED 
i for, FE 7 
Day ¢ Sant FOr i GOLDREN LT Lt 
censed home. FE 5-5 
DAY cane FOR STE 
while you work or shop. 
censed home near downtown. 
8-1087.   
    
  
  EXCELLENT HOME FOR BOY age 3'ato 6% Fenced yard. Bor 
LICENSED CHILD CARE OR 3-4253   LICENSED HOME. FENCED IN _yard PE 7-023) 00 
LICENSED HOME FOR 
_sehool_ | children ae "E _2-6066_ PRE- 
j Wtd. Household Goods 27 
FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home or odd lots Get the 
  
  top dollar, Wit buy outright or 
sell it for you {Community 
Sale, Phoue: OR _3- a 
FOR QUICK’ DI peRORAL OF ALL 
your hous goods, call MYr- 
the 2-1521. 
as Us BUY wt [J AUCTION 
i for you. OA 
ONE OF portlace LARGEST furniture buyers. Cash waitin: 
PE 4788). 
sed SOLID MAI MAPLE HUTCS HUTCH H AND _end table. MA 
NTED TO oY ALL tres of furniture. Phone FE 2-5   
  
WANTED FURNITURE If you have anything for sale 
and want prompt, courteous serv- 
ice _ the higbest price in 
cash, 
OAKLAND “cou s .AnoaST 
USED FUR RE BUY 
WR 23-2066   
___ Wanted to Rent 4 2 BEDROOM HOUSE OR APT. 
Untu' , ¢lean and reason- |. 
for respectable Christian 
couple and bahy. Available May 
Ph. FE 42880 
OUPLE   
for wood workin; 
pom lg mt ie were Sgt 
er ogoage 1-0667 after 
00 p.m   YOUNG COUPLE WiTH 3 SMALL children desires 2 or 3 bedroom 
home d. FE 3-7695 
Share .Living Quarters 30 
WTD. MIDDLEAGED COUPLE TO share nice home with working 
widow PE p 83305 after 11 am     
  
SERVICE. ALL 
makes, Service calls @ to @ Ja- 
$e Television, 463 8. Saginaw. 
"E 5-4620   Snares TV REPAIR, . 
ARE. CON 
_RADIO & TV, 177, 8. ¥ PARKE oT, 
“JOHNSON'S RADIO AND TV _ 
vi 46 FE. Walton Blvd. __FE 47601 
TUCKER'S PADIO.TV. FE 5-3714 _FE 43600. 168 E. Pike St. 
_Typewriter Se Service 22A 
WARDS TV SERVICE 
FE_ 2-2076 
rene & —" Ln 
ng. Exp wi 
tea Office   
ITERS RENTED N. Saginaw St. 
~~ Upholstering rr 48   
UPHOLSTER- 
8174 Cooley Lake Rd, EM 
1. Free_ estimates 
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 
APH FE 5-8688 
LIPCOVERS, DRAPES. & BED- | 
_Spreads. “Your material FE_ 5-5797 
Lost x Found — 7 24 
BACK “SHEEP 
dog. Answers to the name of Hap. 
I 44184: 2 
FOUND: DACHS HUND 4785   
  
  LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S AL- terations. A-6 Arcadia Ct. after 10 FOUND: TRAY DOs. ‘CALL FED- am. FE *7168, eral 5-9038, 
LOST: i800 0 XER., FAWN Garden Plowing 16B “@ white. ans nD Bo . Fam. 
ROTOTILLING 
Gardens plowed, lawns tilled 
Fast._re FE 2 
__Income Tax Service WW en 
AA INCOME TAX 
DAILY & EVENINGS 
WAYNE merged   
  fly pet. License S6U NPE. §-0090   
Lost: 
            LOST BOXER, MALE, FAWN & white. Sear on throat. Reward. 
_Sall OR 3-1515. 
    h 
k and a tan, 
   
    DOW LADY WOULD Like iat 
intment write 
8S. ‘OT @! 
_Box_59, Pontiac 
_Wtd. Transportation 3   
Lake in 
between 7 or 7 30 
am. Call after 6 p.m FE 46774 
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
ACTION! wicinity 
  
On the sale of your Land Con 
tract. If . is whet © we'are look- 
i” for uy them o fe theta for you within ™ 
irs. See us for the fast serv 
fee you are “looking for. Nd con tract too large. or too smal! 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
77 'N, Saginaw Street. Ph. FE 5-8165 
Open Eve. ‘till 8:30   
CONTRACTS WANTED | We need contracts for immediate | 
Vhat have 
discount Burers waitin. 
Reasonable sale 
evenings. 46402 or FE +4813. 
~ ax Mr. Clark   
mW 
  QUICK CASH cK CASH % MORTGAGES _ oe Bt gee Sgr ig ly acre 
more 100 ft. frontage 
B.D CHARLES 1717 8 Telegraph 
tm ent Co 
Equitable Society 
Eves 40821 FE,_5-8891 
SEFORE YOU SFL YOUR LAND then see seeenes, shop 
CABTTAL SAVINGS & LOAN co 
W. Huron st 1 
~ WE NEED 
LAND CONTRACTS 
We will  auiek ce sh 
pe ia le fae 
  Nicholie & Harger Co. 
  Wanted Real Estate 32A   
FOR LOTS ASK FOR 
TOM BATEMAN 
BATEMAN-KAMPSEN 
REALTORS FE40528 
S| SNR en LARGE AND SMALL 
HOMES We have buyera for 
Evening 
L ISTINGS WANTED we have pipers wal with sub- 
paym for all kinds of reer @ ou art ous effictent service call “ll 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender AL FE 24¢1} .   
RE. 40 W. Huron   
66 W. Huron 
    jarge | 
        
  “SPRINGTIME” 
is the time 
TO SELL 
PROPERTY ! 
And we are experiencing 
a tremendous demand for 
homes ofall sizes and de- 
scription, alse lakefront 
homes, acreage. and 
farms. “ 
We employ. all full-time 
salesmen who are fully 
qualified to handle real 
éstate transactions, 
\e endeavor to bring 
your property to the at- 
tention of qualified buy- 
ers only ! 
The BEST, OUICKEST, 
and EASIEST way to 
get your Real Estate 
SOLD is to let us do it 
for you. 
CALL OUR 
OFFICE, 
FE 4-3525 
Our Staff Is Ready to 
Serve Your Real Estate 
Needs! 
Richard Esser 
Robert Flynn 
Marvy FrHeller 
Dwight Holton 
Eva Howard 
Evert Johnston 
KINZLER tio W ere ry «Pron one FE 435 
__Multiple Listing Service * 
IP YOU HAVE A HOUSE. on farm for sale, see us now, we 
have buyers 
DINNAN 
FE ¢2577 See ee | HAVE 3 CLIFNTS TOR HOME 
the West ine. ot town, es of 
$12,000 to $35.060 ‘cal JA _ Realtor, FE 42544.   
PEDDLING YOUR 
‘ PROPERTY? 
Ir DOESN'T PAY 
Our method of showing ccly’ te 
repeat pew tig saves rou 
worry with lookers.”" oan us now 
need farms. lakes, and residential 
Jevgectios We handle all details 
‘or financing and closing. 
To Bu 
You BU -To -T 
IT? WELL eda Ir 
MAHAN REALTY CO. REA 
Co-operative Real Eetste cream 
FE 2-0263 
“Tf your property a in ar aroun Clarkston— ste ual a 
larkston Real Estate 8 Mein. Clarkste: 7 » MAple »'s-Saa1 Mich. 
~~ SOLD 
or Not Sol ld bet na sold ween 
iY s Teaneee My pa. | 
     
    
   
     
   For smatt 
eget _M. Stout. Realtor ~   
      f 
    THURSDAY, APRIL 3 5.1956   
  
  B. Henry, Inc. St. 1849 BE. Au! 
= Asan 
soe OUT! ~ oe ee ae “are ale to 
We "have a cote 
ber: 
5 tas re soe 
‘HUMPHRIES 
FE 20274 FE 47114 
* ae ttt 3g Oy 
‘Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33 be 
    
1 F. APT. BVERY- 
og Juno Newly decorated, 
Close 80 bar i. Adults only. 
paulte coly, 200 ¥. Pad: 
a Y% CLEAN. QUieT , MUR- eT OM. & beh. Ate. 
ee aes GR WORKING 
couple, ‘entrance, 36 Plor- 
  ROOM BASEMENT PARTLY oy . Newly decorated. Cail 
_ after 4 pm. 
he ee yume. OTILL 
ee ie INL binwood. 
LAID TILE, . IN 
* teat set pnts a a “gas, $12 « wee 
118 
  CHRISTIAN 
ie — end entrance. 
Y ROOM Apr. by ENT... $16.60 1 Small child wel- 
_.bome, rt 6143   
TH & ciated AIturs, Couple 
  
  
oOMs SAND A KITCHENETTE. rR aoanes. ground | Noor. 
OMS. PRIVATE 
entrance. Gas & heat, 
N. BSagina   
  
  
PURNISHED 
all utilities furpished. rE 
r ROOM BIN. CITY GAS A 
heat “mares Trailer Park. 
ning. FE f 2-2015. 
3 ROOM APT. UTILITIES FURN. __Aduits only. 100 Pine Grove 
| LARGE ROOMS. BASEMENT 
apt. Pvt. bath and ent. 2? children 
_ Seicome. Gingelville. FE 5-1927 
ROOM FURNISHED APART- r ment, 64 Hill St. FE 25447 
SAND 3 ROOM APTS. PVT. BATH. . or 3 — accepted, Apply 
-—s     
ar} 
  
Re’ drinkers. io Ce 
ROOMS NEXT TO eGR. 
ul, Child welcome. FE 6-2707. 
a ] ROOMS. ¥ WITH PRIVATE BATH, 
. 402 W. Huron Phone FE 
5 a ee APT. BEDROOM NOT furnished. also one light house- 
28 tou ere 
Lake MY 2 __ 
J} ROOM FURN APT. PRIVATE entrance. FE 5 9835 
J NEW ROOMS EVERYTHING furn. § minutes walk from town. 
No drinkers or children 73 Fatr- 
    
         
           
    
       
       grove. 
} ROOM FURNISHED APT FOR eieteeeee working couple. Utili- 
ties furn.. 179 Auburn Ave. | 
LARGE ROOMS, NEWLY DEC- 
orated, all private, child wel- 
come. Or will accomodate 3 or 
4 rem ” aa 345 N. Saginaw,    
D BATH. ELEC. 
ROOMS AND BATH, WEST side. se ues FE §-2371, 
3 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE entrance. Moire 3-2052 
ROOM FURN. APT CHILDREN 
welcome, $15 week 4 Park 
Piace. Inquire Caretaker, 
ROOMS. UPPER. GLOSE IN 
toe “os eouple or two men, FE 
3 ROOM APT. FIRST FLOOR. Private ent 1 child wel 
e. call Faas after 5 p.m. 
100! UTILITIES FURN. . West side, FE 
T Room PRIVATE, BATH AND 
3 ROOMS A re Sei NEAR 8 
Biva es — ‘R4. OL      
        
         
   
   
          
       
  
    
LY DECORATED. P' 
N. Saginaw. Apply 
31 ROOMS. (8. PRIVATE BATH. OR 
__3-1388 after 3 p.m 
3 ROOM, PRIVATE | ENTRANCE FE 14 Mt. 
T FURN. PRIVATE __ 53 Parke Place. 
AND BATH. 31 8TO- 
well. 
i ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE 
entrance. nish: unfur- 
fando 3.088 ‘Se ath, OR- 
@ BROTHERS OR BUDDI i 
     
   
          
     
       
     -| 4 ROOMS. tae th BATH & E a: EN- 
+ country, near 
I   
  
   
  
a ar? ing at Eis 
_EM “sais. tot the 
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 
NEAR WATERFORD.   
  2 PLAT, CLOSE & 
per month. a> 2 4 
pat water. seove nae igerator 
See Mr, OS oS tron 
a UNFU: iS 
og: ‘ or 
a LARGE & BATH, 
  
  
  ee 3 ROO RIVATE BATH, F) us ar me turn BA 
Foy Eten ral Met, 472 8 
  
  
trance. 
ator & beat furp Serking cou- 
}. 32 Claremont Place. _ _ple_© § ROOMS AND BATH, GAS HEAT. 
st side FE 3-243. 
S ROOMS AN nase UNF, APT. 
_$70 per_mon 
6 ROOMS aoe oro NEWLY 
decorated with heat furnished. 
Adulte only. Close to town. FE 
foes 
6 ROO 'T FLOOR. ADULTS oy. West side. FE 4-100). 
¢ ROOM APT. PRIVA TE EN- 
trance on Wolverine Lk, MArket 
4-1365. 
§ ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, _@lose in. PE 2-6663, or FE 2-734, 
6 ROOMS & BATH, LOWER. | Gas 
heat, Will acce child, Ref- 
erences faa oe ea 
ROOMS BATH, HEA 
_farn. Avil. Apes . 841° Auburn. 
§ ROOM, MODERN APT. IN 
Rochester, for ap- 
prox. 2 hrs housework per & 
and nominal] rent. No rs ection to 
_school age child: OL i ee 
¢ BIG ROOMS, SOBRE. “$05. . WE 
_ side. 54420 
CLEAN MODERN A UTILITIES 
- ferntenes ore L¥. “Priv. OR- 
lando 3-7 
HALF eee PROM ~ 
= and bath. Inquire 04 Oak- 
and.   
AODERN LAROE | 3 ROOM APT. 
NEWLY ‘DECORATED 
apt, W. Rundel. 
Cali Setwess § 
ORTONVILLE: 2 LARGE ROOMS, 
e ¢. Share bath, $12 weekly. 
UNFURNISHED 4 APT. F ok F 
utilities, 23   
UNFURNISHED A APT. | REASON: 
able. FE 81337. UPPER 6 ROOM FLAT, 
heat, modern, 3360 Auburn 
_ PE 49913 
WEST SIDE, 4 ROOM UPPi 
ne couple ‘GAS 
Ra. 
heat furnished. 
_preferred, PE 4-84: 
Rent Houses Furnished (35 
2 BEDRMS. WAL: LED LK. MOD. 
aie. to city. Reasonable. MA   
    J ROOMS, MODERN. AT PON- 
pon Lake. Hot water heat. All 
furn. $20 per week. 1565 
_ Wiliams Lk. Rd. Chr MS@ 
4 AND BATH. OIL HEAT, CLOSE 
fn, Adults only, FE 2-745. 
@ ROOMg AND BATH. FUR-   
EMpire 3-0161. 
4 ROOM. wobee 
Close to Tel-Huron Shopping Cen- 
tT, 380. mo. References required 
Child welcome 
-—To S8ell—To 
‘vou 4 BUY Tr WE'LL INSURE. It 
MAHAN REALTY CO. REAL 
Goapermtins Real Estate Exchange 
1075 Ww. Huron 3 
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 
POST OFFICE 
CABINS, BY a5 KAMP-INN. 
  _OR _3-0801 or FE 2-8081. 
COMMERCE: 2 
fireplace, basem p-f ——— 
Blectric water h + *. Wash- 
er, $125 plus i 
_* 3810 Dixie FUR: HOUSE AND APART- el ‘welcome, Phone 
Roms 35360. aA: 4 
0. Box   
ad oa LAKE FRONT 
    * sotern Me party Ma ages. Respon- “tor 2. 
_] __shift_ required. 
| West 
1028 _terford. 
3 RMS. AND BA ._ ENT. BOOM: BOARD AND LAUNDRY. Ut, Adulte. ’ town and bus, $16. FE 
7 LARGE BATH. _Sone7, freee, Oo the care. dn’ 3031, Convalescent He Homes 38A a ‘oO 
i BATH APT. ORF TK ADDED ROOM FOR NEW Pa- * gure at 211 Orchard Lake, care tients le ag Excellent care, Call 
er % 7 thle ouiecets 
-—_. Ti” REAR CELLENT CARE FOR AGED. 
© selioen., atig. dostaghd, ae eee ae dren allowed. 26T~N. Perry ROOM AND BOARD FOR ELDER. 
CHILDRESS” In | 2 lady. M3 -_ a Rochester Come anytime after ~ Hotel B | Rooms 39 
7 Root bate APT On. ytmyay quire at 211 Orchard Lake, care- “HOTEL 4 AUBURIN 
Teool Bae PE. PT COUPLE. 9i5.| Kiso "Tor 2 room” apattas * Oc Vaal. a2 N. Main, f ning TG fiat a 
“SEARS, | 2 Tayler Rd. 
fo RENT 3 
ranch home. 
  
fa Boe ent Rooms 
pa a 
    i oe i, STOR, LARGE CLEAN PE 5-7332,   
exchange for for aking ‘care of gick 
woman. $1 Carter St. Pontiac 
      
aaoee “ROOMS FOR RENT. 
FE 8-2667 100, Raeburn, Call 
after 4 p.m. 
[*)] , HOME le 
leges. 741 EH. Tennyson St. FE 
24540 after 4 pm. Day 
SIDE, EXTRA LARGE sleeping room. Nicely peratined. Private entrance. Call after 4 
FE 5-9082. 
Rooms With h Board © 38 weer rene 
i [saan Me, SPL IB EE 
Home scoo coun. re 43048. 
keriew   
  
  
rooms or week. 
West Huron as E 
Rent Stores 40 
109 8. SAGINAW ava ABLE 
“or any” Find” of business, FE 45 
  
  = ere AVE. VARIETY 
store. shoe store. or any type of 
_Ddusiness. Cal] FE 22-1643. , 
    
  
FISH 
voll and relaxation free with this 
3 bedroom home by pvt. 
bullder. $12,200, $4,200 wh, $36 
$. mo. at pied r cent. Includes 
taxes and in EK 40681 or FE 
50942 aoe ee 
SMALL HOUSE TO BE MOVED. a ia ct. Auburn Heights 
5 “oom, BATH. (BREAKFAST 
nook, eas reation 
“5 heat, pe ppc Call °oE 
WEST SIDE 
  
For Colored Families 
6 room modern in excellent eon 
dition. Near bus and schools. Pui 
basement. Gas heat ~~ 
Doseession. Price $7950, -te 
§ room modern bome Basemen' 
Hot air_furnace, Automatic hot 
water Paved street ogg! bus 
& school. Vacant 
Terms. For Selorssainen call Mrs. 
Spears, FE 5-8063. 
Russell A. Nott, Realtor 
170 W. Pike FR 45905 
NO DOWN PAYMENT 
NO MORTGAGE COST wil pane on your free and clear 
jot, 2 3. bed 
  ae 
homes “with it 
bulld on our lot with noo i down 
ent Cal after 5:30 OR 
il Down ; 
4 HOME - Near Carrofi Lake, Total only $6 
NEAT nance 
res. Wot, .200 trent. 2, pare : eee 
we    
   
  
“my numbers on one string!’ ‘ty Siaomanae ih Gn en sthenanse, I will present 
      
    
  
  
  FE_5-05 
basement 
very 
. 10 . Automa- 
Purnished or ed $1,006 down, Apply at 69 Viola eas. sta. home, 
Let 100x150" Weil 
tank ‘included, No fi- 
bance 
wM, @ wittcoms, REALTOR 
a SEAS. FULL 53500 a 
ey SMITH. I Realtor SUITABLE POR 3 GENTLEMEN |* ‘Sale or Indies. Prt. eat. bath, wulities For Sale Houses 43) im, N-on 3-700. Fesponsible | 2 HOUSE. PL. two 3 ROOM APr. PORNISHED. family. PE 5-3208. tered, . Part pesement 2-4537 id x Nice West SIDE ROOM FE Forced oil heat, $8,960. 22-6250 
ULTRA MODERN 3 _ 43770. 3495 
TS 
  
JACK 
LOVELAND 189 Cass Lake Ré., KEHGO Harbo 
FE 2487 FE +1981   
inion Lake. 
R. D. RILEY, 
$08 Elizabeth Lake } 
101 _8. Squirrel Ra. 
is THE “BIRD” 
FAMILY I 
What more could 
here's 
wis the 
gri-la. Pull venient terms 
Tt 
this triple income ~NEW W SHIPMENT . 
Beautiful mahogany flush 
87.96. CHURCH’S INC 
Partridge 
A LAKESIDE 
‘918, 800 on ¢on- 
ONLY $2500. 
only takes $2,500 to utilit 
BROKER 
Ra. PE 41187 
4 PE 2.0233 
TO SKE 
JOME 
really enjoy 
suburban Shan- 
handb Includes an 8 
  en room, family. Plus twe, 2 bed- 
Of ’ reom homes Income. sho’ 65 
_Rent Office Space “4 fej imenth Ail forming noe os , vo 
Mat ATION On’ ment Ps $2,500 is all you oy, The 
West Huron xi to. Riker |’ income will easily pay off the 
Building. Idea! for : tall er pro-| ° balance—even tf owner occu- 
fessional servic . Ward ‘ples one home. 
Ee. Tr, 1060 W ~ 
Huron OFF SEASON 
Baal The'smart bargain hunter will For Rent iecetaneoes a2 rece ‘oe one ae 
SAT AND FLOOR SANDER, POI-| ice'cotteut Chit Sovike voor ham ishers, scrubbers, coment ily and ‘friends with many, many 
ers, amets etc FE 6-31 hours of'aun and relaxation. Con- 
_Balawin A ave - oe yenlently located | southwest of 
GARAGE ‘CEMENT FLOOR. tiac. Otly 06,075 on easy terms 
Close in FE #1414 includes al! the riture, too —— ONE NW WAY ee wan be ready for the 
8 evn none TO COAST ae) WARD FE, PARTRIDGE Closed Tratiers (REALTOR * FE 43581 rE otinnd sie Dixie Hwy. NEW LOCATION AT : 
—F ‘Sale He B 1050 W. Hiiron St. or e ouses _ 1% BLKS wast ac ional Ope ve 
ose) eet ae | nl own. ae are One| SILVER LAKE BRICK 
living room, Dtn! 
en, Sun m, 
Birch & Oak. Rec 
Oi Pomaay 3 
$7950 
2 bedrooms, iiving 
erator, Automatic 
plus 
shop 
3 BEDROOMS 
wh. Ind 
Higa Lian Car 
FOR BETTER 
a 
A nice 4 room and 
    4 BEDROOMS — 1% baths, ‘ee 
ELIZABETH LAKE. ESTATES TOTAL — $800 
en. bath with strower,~ 
porch, electric stove, refrig- 
On Butiding for nice work 
INDIAN VILLAGE 
os, 
Dthing room, Modern itchen, 
Schools” ee aoe a 
J. R. Hi REALTOR 
n 
1011 W. Huron St 
Johnson 600 DOWN 
ell *t ne “9 folks, to move 
ax a, picture. Cail us fo: men 
West Ideal for work~ 
ig Pe Wer included, ing € re 
This sure beats paving rent. Don't 
delay. 
3 CH 
Built in 1055, basement with 
535] Se bath, A ome 
# yi DOWN - 
room, kitch- 
enclosed water heater, 
room, 
garage. clone 
iltz 
FE 6-6181 
HOMES 
for appoint- 
MONTH 
bath bungalow »_ts the “E For Sale Houses — 
AS- | TO BUY. TO SELL. REALTOR r Partridge “Sire” to fi 
: lf miles from = 
Mrs. Burke PE 47339. 
$10,400 RANCH BUNGALOW —with 
ar . 
18 SPREE ~ Here is a home 
a brand pew and =, -— 
LH. BROWN, Realtor 
Couperotive West | "peal misie "Puchanes 
LAKES GALORE FOR 
YOU TO ENJOY bid desire omer? liv 
the Take district ot Peotias, 
we have Ege th Pris the <i ore 
dered a tive well-bujit 
e on 2 fenced jots 
near store is, Huge 
living room with log burning’ fire- 
place, Ex @ * room 
P tered ia" and, i, “4 
: ; t im w 
oe — at. iy $1,500 
on this onet 
  43 
    
modern brick 
large rooms, tile 
close to schools 
        JOSEPED BEALTOR droo 
rage. Shown by & 
WEST SUBURBAN 
Not far out, lovely 
pi J home WEST SIDE INCOME . heh dition Each apt 
has 3 be ms, gas heat, ga- 
bath, 
Move right in 
VACANT w ft ay 
large lot, 
  
Sylvan Village 
1% «story brick 
gas heat, 
8 
19 ber. "com 
Pinel ake 
$ room . featarine 1 ria tite 
knotty 
ets. Aluminum 
dows. Water 
screens, It's 
every detail $16,000 
Indian Village Immaculate 
$10,900 
$2,000 down 
Excellent 7 room 
en. 
home et rear 
GI Resale 
Off Josiyn 
ping ang Ceramic 
Luxur cea 
  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
zs Balctnan 
bungalow, 
with lake privileges en Byl- 
ou ode qualified OL 
y's. best value. Only 
down 
be 
cabine 
werdvens Tod wale clos- 
® 
softener 
complete 
You'll love &. 
1% story bun- 
pee: 5 large rooms down, 
arge expansion attic for 
future use. New Delco fur- nece, garage Cement Drive. 
Where can you beat it for 
with approximately 
Near Silver Lake $1 foot peace home built in 
And aay 
own. Oil heat carpeting 
i car attac’ arage, 
120 lot, “Landscaped er Don't sorry 
e firs 
Bedroom Brick—$7,150 Immaculate 3 bedroom ter- 
Easy to heat, ear 
maintain, Easy to buy. y 
pay rent? Only $1,200 down, 
Home and Income 
home 
sisting of 19 ft. ving room 
with fireplace. Large kiteh- 
separate breakfast nook 
2 bedrooms and bath down, 
2 bedrooms up Also 3 room 
tivat rents for 
$40 per month One of to- 
day's best values at €12.000 
A most convenient igfation 
ae Bg go and shop 
room bungalow 
tile this 
bome 
5, Cus 
to 
ton- 
bath,     
    
              
w NOTHING DO DOWN 
wh bund 
Re 
‘ BUILD a 
eee HERBERT E’DAVIS’ 
Ragror ogee Your 
Sy aye at Home ~You won 
rebate Ease 
losatian, jast otf Sate   
b yirs 
"DAVIS 
  
  one . eebtie eens ped 
an moving West, sera na 
EMBREE & GREGG 
165 Ra, 
Union ” 
4 
wE ome S On I: Ly 
tints, 3" bed Ges mn yee S tere. . ate a dows, * 
"| R RedHorse 5019 Cass 
FE 2959 ¢ 
WHITE 
BROS: "The 
Continental” AN aD Elis, Ra 
or PE 20179 
FHA $2,500 DOWN el epen to-8 p.m, on 
model po Rng PE 44100. he. 
GI HOMES LAKE PRIVILEGES 
atti ‘colored "metal kitchen: 
ae out Te Hey. 
io rg 
WHITE BROS. REA 
Phone > Open Eves ‘tl 9 — Bun 1 to 6 1 to 6. 
GILES WEST SIDE 
INCOME HOME Owner occupies downstairs 
    3 ; 
M ACE DA 
       
       Only $1, m down — t house =. .° He 
oo ot ment, rah oe bath, = privi- 
leges on Maceday Lebe., Ott heat partly furnished a 
and make an appoint to 
see this now... -- 
WE NEED LISTINGS 
GILES REALTY YO. W. Huron ” _ Open 8 to | ® 
  2 FAMILY DUPLEX 
gh « 
ewe aubrey 
RD RILEY, BROKER 800 Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 41157 
STOUT'S 
Best Buys 
Today ! 
EAST SIDE. 
Lovely 3 ome 
beflit im 1954 a o 
as water heater, at bath, 
foveiy modern kitchen utility room. Pg ng = 
aved street w we. im 
sean i€ sda al house 
for only $2500.00 
MIDWAY Cute as a buge ear tx this 
room bungalow with full 
oW farnace, and nice 
Located near school 
and convenient to GMC 
Piant. Only $950.00 dn 
Sigg AND LAKE “ 
bath 
yard 
furnace, large family style 
kiteben ina ng —_ A 
Large lands only locks from tee Priced to 
= at y with. 
8 * 
$750 DOWN Moves you toto thie cyte & 
full 
  Located in W - 
close to & =. 
=o w home: | 
3 bedrooms 
roo bn INSURE IT a aeteteeteiaahe bea aeaeee ee 
ADAMS mis 9 ree "Fer Salo Hoses a3 
Pull pane. Fr Sale Monsen 8.   
  
  
$550 Down 
    
  
HOLMES-BARTRAM 
oR 31080 "hives 
NEW   
AUBURN HEIGHTS 
come wor. tay dows’ “eM BALD EAGLE LAKE 
Attractive summer bome,- 100 ft. 
frontage. Garage, good beach. 
SYLVAN VILLAGE 
Pay’ uvtn livin, ¢ 
Fgh Fy | mame 
. John K. Irwin   
re 
RYDEN SELL OR TRADE. Ry on meg 
tie bath 
| oe easement 
Near the lakes 
Red. $13,500. 
WHITE LAKE TWP. Iminedinte 
. § room e. 9 
— 8, living room ii’ « 18 with 
— ot he hed shower, Uw wy 
Low oes 0 
TROY TWP. Low: down-payment, 
pone for the pan a ¢ 
2 lots Good gard : 
ab price $5750. 
OPEN DAILY 
1250 DOWN 
2 0 . 
J.C.H AYD DEN, Realtor 4 ©. Waltqn Fe 60441 Open Eve 
TEMPLETON COOLEY LAKE AREA 
end it, 3 an 
and Full basement, ofl heat, new electric hot water 
heater, 1% car garage jeely 
landsc tely fenced lot Comple 
Only ya 500 with substantial down 
+ payment . 
$750 DOWN § rooms and bath East side Full 
basement, Thace. 1 cat ¢@ 
rage, Total Re wt $7,250 
SUBL AN 
7 room modern _ With 1 
acre, nicely situated 3 miles from 
Pontiac, 3 bedrms., 
gel. hot water heater, 2% car cntee. almost finished. Close to 
pea and lake privileges. $1,460 
K ‘LL. Templeton, Realtor 
2239 Orchard Lake FE 4-4563 ____ After 6, call | On = 1 _ 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS SUBURBAN BEAUTY Io this 5 room, rambling frame 
ranch with attached gerage, large 
oe rome. Sannay-tine qining 
wall-to-wall carpet- 
ine. ina, henge kitehen. vooturins 2 4 wirto. 
1anl¢ 
h open! 
‘drive, 1% ear sarege Were — 
PULL Paitin ores," SEE FOR YOURSELF If this fen't the best deal you have 
o: Features 3 tedrorms, mice | 
Ear Bears 
  new SRO Homes| a 2g = — 3 
$36.97 Per Mo. | Sct 2 See || PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE| tached 11 car garage pg A 4c beat and hot water, Nicely landae t 
Sect” hoo Me. near schools, mop:| Sf ites with eaeh terme: 
eae OPEN ‘Dat SALT. & BUN, a. LE. ony, Modern 
ng = Hast one 2, bedroom e. Living 4 
Sins to m between (Oakland : . | oak 
and Montcalm Floors, Ruy euted. pms. gas 
Castell Realty | Bisect ath since.” pvments PE §-0459 | 8nd * 
"HOLMES- CLARK REAL ESTATE 
Ww, Ms alld v * ratt 
BARTRAM lst it WATKINS LK. | com: See , $27,500 Sylvan 
  kote $1349 
   nin.” noruwon ~~ 
, She 
  
    
     Sam Warwick has 
ranch 
  
  
ae 
2 BEDROOMS 
  PLUS 
PAYMENTS 
$37.97 TAXES & INSURANCE 
  
  
WHY PAY RENT? Pull Piastered 
Hardwood “Thee Alum) 
storms and — Large 
jot ade lake fo0e Down 2 bedrm 
— 
t Down. 
C.PA Ve ee oer M15 Phone Ortonville 132 | 
BEDROOM — 
PG, I. | 
+ $300 Dn. |} toors 
  Pap Nh ga € sewer ¥ 
Por -intorteation, sa as 
Castell Realty 95 Oakland Ave.   
"PEARL BLDG. CO. 
FE 5-7923 
mODER N 4 ROOM HOUSE WITH 
wtliity, 2 lots, close to Waterford, 
Feoae soe @ Mnishing tnside, $300 
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 6261 Ani pone Ol i. a 
KNUDSEN   $750 Down! 
2 ‘BEDRM. RANCHER 
$595 Down 8      
    
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
ATTENTION 
BUILDERS 
SCAHAM FE ty Y FE soul 
    
   
   
  Like Ranch tarich Style 
fare 
      
   $1,500 
  NORTH SIDE 
3 bedroom home, 
saws econo Tegra Fog e beak bee 
FHA HOMES: |, fen, Quick possession. Oe 
pw, = ores ‘Wes down, catia ue ein fas 4 PONTIAC R LTY 
ted water, Clone to shop |791 Baldwin rE ad ping and " = 
seri. =. ‘ BARGAIN! HURR 
r blocks past Montcalm, turn right| Oly, $800 dn, 3 bdrm. large at sign to el ai corner of| 0 Fruit, FE _¢ 
Englewood Monticello (one TRADE 
_—— We represent sara OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 P.m.| consider your equily in yur 
oa aoe poe 
         
           
      
   
                
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    THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, APRIL 5, , 1956   
  
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
- WHITE 
_ BROS. 
bernas me ase   
om Ww 
Brick House for Sale _ 
LW OF This bom 
= pn ses a Fs 
   
   REPOSSESSION ore 9 ETAL. wee 
S) or a basement, 
Paes bios 
R. J. VALUET, Realtor 
oe 
  VACANT 
porch, and rear 
oa besoee 
  A ‘well-landscaped lot. 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
Outstanding 
; 113 Acre Estate 
  
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 
  
     NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. | 
a Han dyman 
trest, 
Very 
work. fa i“ 
    
      
    
        
    
       
         
   
      
        re se oe ae 
KE 
Established in 1916 
SUBURBAN SPECIALS   
  
      
  L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1383 _W, Huron Ph. FE. 2-4810 
    1648 
PA 
. Huron 
IDEAL MOTEL SITE 
is ee a we petoe am, seis 
svi es Bree Feascnable terms. 
-$% CONTRACT - 2 bedroom home, 5 
new vechoot a metal garege 
“S. ‘MAR 1A 
pig mm ay roome — pe. 
scaped. t11,008 with Fenocnabie 
"FOR COLORED 
pane ER 
zi:| CHAPIN 
ae SP Gi ia et cd Cc giant   
   Realtor 
4 
FAMILY HOME - 
  
ST. 
and bath, 
EALTY 
mm, “sir 
  
room, . Situated 
Clarkston 
Remrarins fa 
DON’T MISS OUT! 
ae nore? Hospita’ r°§,000" own vill 
These owners have 4 80 
MUCH to add re ‘ood en- 
joyment to this 63 ft. 3 bed=J 
room ranch home with dbl. ga- 
grat Guta “iat aprincer aye : Cm, beautifully 1. + od eo x 130 lot, Ca i living 
. panelled 16 ft, den. & 
beat and automatic "washer and dyer. EARLY. POSSESSION’ $14, 
v? \. 
HUMPHRIES 
FE 20474 TEIN LA 0 dope 
isting "bet Serves 
“ANNETT   
w 
2 ‘rom mine Clarkston 
a Pe 1,to ally. Gat, & 
Real Estate 
Multiple Listing Service 
SIDE 3 bedroom home — 
closets, 
REAL SHARP! 
REALTOR 
  
  . RE. 
412 W, Ruron &t, | ‘MODEST MAIDENS 
|    
  By Jay Alan|’ F 
  
         Tay AR Le NS eke     = 
  vr (| .“Heredity’s a wonderful thing—Jerry has his Dad's wavy 
hair, his Mother's beauty, and his Granddad’s money!" 
  
For Sale Houses iene trinmneerr mee 
Gecarates. > ve vl, 
a od Vacant, 
.PLANNING 
A MOVE TO 
WATERFORD? h| 
  
room, 1% car garage. 613,800. 
12,000. 
Tran weme « on hill- 
top elite. Low down payment 1 re 
  
  
  WM. A. . 
© Ee cHALL ST. fiswntet. [KENNEDY E 
We LVIEW . 3007 w Mart nninee wt 
4131 a 
oe . STOUT ST. 
The nee orperst Deel cect Coronado ations ito 
in ee ey quaint | ELM ST. 
_ GaSe cc Sear Tall | Saban Soa bat pein, Dace bedrooms. ff, Some eitere 3 len and 1 car garage & o 
‘Rieter oor, eating, gas inchner ACRE ator e hood _S fa. abet 5 eee ett whine: 
or ‘nutes from 60 srpine beth Lak with ou Torniare, 
ac. Imagine = fees drick 
ae BR A. Be ca CARROLL G. PORRITT 
ae tanken gosthte Aue bar. aoe Nive. Call PE 2610 
ments, Mode! recat — 16 
OPEN DAILY AND SUN. 18 
416 OSMUN ST. 
pag ren only 2 left, see 
3 BEDROOM. BRICK Imm love- 
Full price z only $13, 
with terms, Call for appointment. 
CRESCENT LK. AREA 3 — Pans ae on 2 acre par- 
cel, some trees, also addi- 
tional sul lu purngse bullding. $15,- 
000 w 
Russell Young ALTOR FE 44528 Open Evenings FE _6-7428 
A HOME OF YOUR 
OWN 
7 ROOMS — CLOSE IN 
no older home that should really 
take your interest, 3 bedrooms 
fu th up, 4 rooms and 
— y wown eoreeees , Cggoe" 
asement garage ie o! { 9 be QGood- heat. I iate possession. i AGE — Over . seoming bows Bg yen By a2 
nny with 3 mesers, names, family taceme. Price and terms) 
hes kiss br modera home. OFFERS Feasonable - Toad e. TWO FAMILY INCOME 
home and bus $25,000 with dock north of 
$5,000 down, Off J oslyn—Paved Street | Wison. Wondertuliy cet conditioned rooms and property with -| $1500 Down. — e 2 acre of excellent condition, ow tthe oe eens and bath down, plus 
ground. Close in west suburban pon ty to second floor. enclosed porch, Double garage, 
comer loo .. Small ho att 950. Ful) mabigneek Full basement, excelient heating 
Feaelek eter Wee | fat wetaseBare, ies | eth, Mish eh S nod ; . Garage. Close you ie, now a 
of garden ‘< le trees, schools, 
foo!" Now at $7,800, Call ee ee) 5 meganowts 
pats" =- targe 2 , "Mjustvott Kennett Rd. Good 
see peste iar sn | Clarkston a a ae living rm., diming “L,” : a modern home 000 down. Seeing ts believing included. Plastered wells, ofl excellent condition. All large print mcaggy Me HE ‘@ deal heat, alum, storms & s¢ ‘ Full basement. 4 right away. 
Dear garage, cement drive, beat. *anunted in good resi. land: . Only $12,500 with rea on paved street | AUBURN HETONTS 
$3,500 down close to schools and A very nice property in good lo- ing center, Ideal for 2 fam cation. A 6 room, white frame 
NEAR PONTIAC LAKE - Modern ¥ income. $12,600. Terms,| all ong (1) floor, Plastered 
?-bed: home. 20 ft. living rm walls, hardwood floors, fireplace 
new in ‘52. 296 ft, dbusiness| Lake Privileges— 2 car garage. Storms and screens 
romtage om paved rd. All for g of] steam heat, 1 basement, 
by price of $8,900 with 3 Bedrooms and large rooms throughout. Make 
nan ge J oon Dr low Almost new attractive 3} beq.| " SPPotutment today. 
Bates Ral beeen |NEAR LONGFELLOW SCHOOL ELIZ, mer. ewer roo modern ¢: tiled Le ta tomath yA -~y es bath. | ing room, 12x16 living room, good ment. “rec. Fm, gas heat Mites. tomee 150. kitchen, tall bath & utility reom, 
ces. : Good ~ | Corner ation. * " storms screens, Bart, ponnes- 
bee a, terme, Seminole Hills ion "Prise @ terma are good. 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor Fite wins MRertect Com: | VICINTTY OXBOW LAKE awrence bath rooms and | Built in ‘3. Good 2 bedroom "Open Eves. Path 00 first floor. ,2 bed-| home with unfinished 2 additional to the Consumers Power room f mn | Dedroom space up. Scheot right 
‘ ideal hy Mo mily of | lot, garage, storms and screens, | _ 
! co. Cate makers | Maem oe best. Soot seed aoe Teation rooms $7,500 with $2,000 
  For Sale. Houses - 43 
“Eat SIDE tC] be snore contance: 
    
        
brick, custom aredtion ture window = a view 
Paice Se 
  
ww hard to ye when 
any ad- 
last. Bee it 
SUBURBAN. Semin, ‘sid- 
ed ranch home. Vestibule 
entrance to the spacious 
ving room, cove’ wall = 
to wall with == c 
enly $11,060. 
FOR COLORED ONLY. 3 
down to 
NEW! NEW! NEW! Only" $060 down 
cos 
c is. Onk 
. Deleo ofl furnace, 50 
sewers and 
water, elay, only 
of these cozy bungalows left. 
Payments eames $52 
rf month includes taxes, 
surance and 4\ per cent 
interest 
RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor | 262 8. 18 Tee T Rad. en 9 - 9 
7103 or FE 06-0789 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
OUTSTANDING 3 BEDRM, HOME 
SALE OR TRADE 
Exceptional nice location. East 
auburban, Near school and stores. 
Gt RESALE, FURNISHED 
$1431.84 DOWN. $69.00 MONTH 
guecnre Dear new home, 
— tn large livable 
floors, lovely ¢ 
bath, “sandy basement, oi] Reeies, 
just off Baldwin, Price includes 
complete furniture, electric stove 
electric refrigerator, beautiful 
bedroom suite and other furniture 
= s 
IDEAL FOR RE TIR 
4 Pome ngs wg y tare ee 
- Dandy 
;, 2300, that ts ion 
ie, flowers, and 
dandy garden spot 
rawberries and fas) ard 
Also 12 2 15 von. 
- jeaving state and ing 
sacrifice price, 
ROOTING, COURT TERRACE 
Consisting of five nam gg 
large rooms. Oak floors 
tered walls. A-1 basement meth 
gas heat, Corner terrace, extra 
outside window. Nice lot for a 
terrace 39 x 120. Ideal location. 
LAKE FRONT BUNGALOW $5800 
Attractive gray shingle two bed- 
room modern bungalow Nice 
modern bath and kitchen. Storm 
windows and screens Nice beach 
at door, Exceptional buy. 
DORRIS -& SON Co-operative Poet Estate Exchange 
______ PHONE FE 41567 
For Sale Lake Prop. 44 RAR AANA 
#@ ACRES WITH PRIVATE 
TROUT PO Plowing 
xcellent 
. oe estate site or may be 
PAUL A. KERN, INC. 
~ Resi eine" Bince nie “ 
  Fer Sale Lots 46 | Ri   
  r Ra. 
Sale Suburlian Prop. 45A   
EAST OF PONTIAC | HOME - 
complete On one waage ae, 
$800 Bows ~ ™ - home 
“HL. FE. Ft roker 
1445 ©, Auburn Rd. Roc OL 
For Sale Lots 46   
eB UILDING SITE ; butlding site fs Peat aplit level es, 
Mil" tor’ 96,000" a 
SYLVAN 
REALTY | 5B macs 
we Real Estate Bachan 
CASH FOR LOTS | ‘ASK FOR 
TOM BATEMAN 
BATEMAN-KAMPSEN 
REALTORS FE40528 
8. Eves. & Sun. 
Eee eel be 
WP canst sncee om 
  os 
SoHo 18x:300. JOSLYN ROAD 
($28 DN. yon 
4ox300, PAVED ROAD. LAKE 
R. J, VALUET, Realtor 
  
    
. GOOD BUYS” 9505 FULL PR _ wely butld- 
and $20 pe: 
1800 ‘A. =e 
two. yn ‘- dood te srtite “ands terms. 
$3000 LAKE. FRONT — Large 50x233 
con a 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 
1363 W. Huron Ph, FE 24810   
READY TO BUILD ON 
hear Rochester on a lovely 
hill. Can be yours on easy 
terms with only $250 down. 
CHOICE LOTS 
On Sashaba Approx- 
saately 200 ft. of R-1 soning. 
Some of the best availabie. 
Terms to. suit z%, with 
$1000 down, for all lots. 
CORNER LOT 
Acres 
a Lake 
smal] monthly payments. 
“AVON TOWNSHIP 
ensions of this lot. $4859 to- 
tal price ae arranged. 
Call on this 
WATER FORD. 
PONTIAC ESTATES - 178 of the Water- 
171.2. Hurry on this one it's 
ready to build om: $400 down. 
°2% ACRE LOTS - In Orion township near Gin- 
elivile. Hurry and see 
ese lots that aad selling 
for only $150 do 
Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor 5-81 T N. Saginaw &t rE 
Open evenings "TH 8:30 
  i Lot & 66.8300. 
_ +2031, a 
> LOTs. NEAR ‘JOSLYN AND 
Sine One-half acre each, FE 
FT. LOTS IN eos 
_Lake Estates. Call_FE_¢043 
Lots for Sale Whipple Lake — 
Lake — Crescent Lake. 
“| H.W. Bigelow 
LOT FOR SALE. BUBURBAN area. Subdivision. 100 as 300, 
300. For information, call 750x186 
Commerce 
  
LOTS AND ACREAGE 
acre 
CRA W F ORD 
AOENCY 
63% Ww. Huror PE +1540 
MY_ 31343 
ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL 
Pontiac. Over Peden 
       
                Pioneer Highlands 
ie 
etek Toe Ret,   
‘LAKE PRIVILEGE 
LOTS 
MACEDAY LAKE | RE, 150 lot on West side of lake. 
£49 .* Lake tent, end 
WILLIAMS LAKE Set wonted lot, Close to lake, 
$p test with plenty of shode. O08 
150 foot on Williams Lake Read. Close to park, $2,250 cash. 
F. C. Wood Co. 
  
20 ACRES coded yee located on 
Maybe ea ‘uitable for 
hun or scout ~ 
one waned to sell at only 
$5: oN with small down 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
11 N, Saginaw St FE 5-168 Open Eves Till 8:30 
CHAPIN We have choice acreage now 
ble farmer or the 
today for full   
CLARKSTON AREA 
40 ACRES 
WILLIAMS LAKE RD. 
25 AC RES 
AUBURN HEIGHTS We have others. 
Robert Chapin, Bir. 
PE 61131 FE 
CLARKSTON AREA 
11 acres with ranch type home interior work 
. Good   
land. Reasonable terms, 
Russell Young 
  REALTOR 
412 W. Huron <4 44525 
Open Evenings §-7428 
STOCK FARM meters 
garage Eeccliem gn Se, 
hood near Goodrich, $12,000 “down 
will handle 
SOUTH OF vie INT 20 level acres county road, Excellent ‘buildin site or 
ideal to subdivide, $1 down, 
and $35 per month . 
45 ACRES | West of Pontiac on MS5#, corner 
location. Right for subdividing, 
1 per acre = % down. Bal- 
ance semi-annua 
GIROUX x "E RANKS 
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 
4395 Dixte Hw: OR 3-0701 
_Open Untii 8. Sat. "til 5, 
WATKINS LAKE, 10 ACRES LAKE 
fromt property. Ready to subdi- 
Apply 4708 High- 
this vide. 
_tand week. 11,000. priced at | 
  
  HOLMES-BARTRAM one a ee 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A 
Grogvile Ras MA ea 1008 
$000 FT. FLOOR Si   
SPACE Es- 
pn B. reales on Bast 
  street near town 
Preas, Box 15, 
Business Saale Fi 51 
BARB RTO TAKE OVER VERY 
m 10 miles west of Pon- 
c 
BEAU? LON. NEW AND MOD- BEAUTY SALON AND,     
  ; > BOATS, BAIT sj tackle. Living ears and 
furniture. All wire A fot BLA Fk bas ~ BUS. FRONTAGE this ar 
mage on — 
erty. ideas" spot carr service sta- 
MEAGHER REAL ESTATE 
OA_8-3123 
He 
y eauipned, 
i Pall price eal ieki'ton 
‘wl i pm. F 
li d. FE   
  
BEAUTY § SALON Downtown location ‘tal 
20 years. Recently re modeled. 3 unite dryers Te- will work with buyer “antl 
famiiar ao aeontene. ell or 
. PE +5 after 6 D.m. TODAY'S SPECIALS 
rar ae one of 
owner's og ‘ ase 
oy yeaa town, ovsipment 
Poa T. 5 ara ‘main 
ata he me SHORT ORDER GRILL that 
g sn moet a8 = 
St 
or 
WARD E, PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 
1080 W. i here St. TELEGR. 
REAL ATE & THRUOUT MICHIGAN 
Restaurant, & Drivein 
Roy Annett, Inc. , ALTORS FEA 8468 
a “4 ae and med 14 
  
VARIETY STORE 
  
DIXIE HIGHWAY ear MIS, 100 ft. ae 
eluding 50 ft building. Presently 
recip as 8 —_ alley. C 
Lap terms cod 
Ottice. “open ‘oma Mon- 
iy ef 
EORG 
  460 W. Mapie 
  Birmingham JO_4-6800 
‘id 7 
GAS STATION 
PUMPS — 5 Perry 8t. 2 
that more than mS pod 
Present owner 
location we 7 no Arr 
includes King Motor Analyzer, 
matter? gee gharaer spark plug clean- 
DMy-t loor ue we 
int ac pa dispens- ccolpeneuh 
2 bump a fhuid cossories 
ers, etc. Owner will sive im medi- 
ate possession, Pric at $2,500 
each Hi] 
CLARK REAL ESTATE PE 4-6403 
1362 W. HURON ST.   
40x50 BLDG. 
Block and frame, 7 fm,     
For Sale Farms 35 ACRES 
Has 5 room modern house with 48 
  basement, Gacken house, 12 x 20, |° 
barn, 36 60, double 
cribs, 
price, $12,400 with 84,500 down IDGEWAY. REALTOR 978 Baldwin 
120 ) ACRES. 645 JOSSMAN RD 
Ortonville. 
140 ACRES NICE LEVEL “MIAMI 
modern buildings, 2 
dairy’ set up. 
asinera Area on paved road. 
Bee tt now, Harry J. Hill, Broker, 
814 North Main Street, Lapeer 
236 ACRES “| ROOM HOUSE, 2 BIG 
barns, other buildings. Good land 
Plenty of oS tier, farms 
P 
68 Ww. ee +2577 
After 6, FE 46313   
bed LY 
for 3,000. Also 8 room bungalow | 
with basement; 3¢x24 ft. 3 story) 
. 2 hen houses, 1 brooder 
house. 3 ra shelters and 4 situated on 12 acres) incubators, 
Call now for in Lakeville area. 
terms 
SYLVAN 
REALTY 2383 Orchard Lake FE 5-413 
Co-operative Real 1 Estate Exchange 
COUNTRY HOME WITH 40 ACRES. | _Suchy Realty, Ortonville. 
ann FARMS er ACREAGE 
Ol . FE 40003     
GOOD PRODUCT IVE a1 ACRB FARM 
All tillable except small prime 
orcha: Large. chicken house, 
large brooder facilities, basement, 
atage for potatoes, 
2 floor barn 
23 miles north of 
rice, $17,950. 
ls, including tractor, 
tors, plow, drag, disc, plapter, 
etc, May be purchased at a Very 
low figure j 
‘© Buy—To Seli-To Tr rade 
you" ‘puY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT 
MAHAN EALTY CO, cooperative Real ee on Exchange | Tavern— 
FE 2-0263 
1075 =W. Huron 
DOOR NEXT TO BRANCH 
: OFFICE   
MICHIGAN RANCH Hn =D     
s| SALES CORPORATION 60 ft. lots. Ma uses for this 
property. ation in jake 
area. More jand available. Now 
used ag woot working shop. 
RESTAURANT 
Active business on busy highway. 
Owner's — — sale 
Lease $75 onth Weill 
Spatoped. An Oepperventty at $5.- 
ALSO CABINS 
5 double rooms, 146 ft frontage, 
includes above restaurant bidg. 
egg a room for expansion §8,- 
C. Schuett REA 
6061 Soacie Rd 
EM_ 3-4197 
HARDWARE, PONTIAC, . LOCATION 
a ayer. Write Pontiac Press 
a TT,   
HIGHWAY 
RESTAURANT 
So TOTAL —- Includes going 
business, Equipment & Inventory 
at time of sale, Everything you 
need to operate this busy little 
restaurant on main row near 
Pontiac, $1350 DOWN. 
J. R. Hiltz 
jou W. Huron st PE 5-618 
Knitting Needle 
INFANTS’ WEAR AND, YARN SHOP. -GOOD 
GOING BUSINESS 
/ NEAR GENERAL HOS. | 62s 
PITAL. FOR SALE 
WITH TERMS, IN- 
CLUDES FIXTURES, 
STOCK AND -LONG 
LEASE. 
STOP IN ‘er phone FE 8-1131 or 2 __ ROBERT CHAPIN, BROK 
“LET’S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
A REAL BUY a 3 corns 7s 
on main fw song Rage $50,000 
zearty —_. The low overhead 
} a @ you too. Only $13,000 
GROCERIES GALORE Better than_ $200,000 im lake 
area near Pontiac. bust. 
an bome all ine at 
$30,000. Proven records over 
many yeats will iw 
is @ real money er. 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
  
      apt bot water heat, on three | Ph, C. PANGUS "1919 Mis Phone Ortonville 132 Collect 
120 FT. ON DIXIE A-l block bidg.,   
br 
ti per ment & FRANKS ERAL REAL ESTATE 
ou’ bine paet A 
___Open_uwntil 8, Sat, "ti 6 
Sale Land Contracts 52   
_| POR SALE LAND CONTRACT. 
Private owner, 30 per cent _Past disposal, FE oise5." oft. 
LAND CONTRACT FC FOR BALE, OR _ trade. OR_3-1150 
Money to » Loan 53 ___. (State Licensed Lenders) 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO, 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHE STER, MICH. Loane 
LIVESTOCK 
_ moUsEHOLD GooDs 
OL 6OT11, OL 1-0701     
35,000 Families: 
Recommend 
Buckner's. 
Four (4) Buckner Conven- 
tent offices in Pontiac area 
where you can ouickly bor- 
row up to small 
once-@-month payments. 
you itt. ba emount. No 
COST OF BORROWING at 
Seckmere ee LESS THAN 
you T 
sal neeced cash quickly 
— {riendly 
loan compa: 
Buckner 
Finance Co. 
ocated: . 
Pontiac 2nd Floor National Bidg, 
Drayton Plains, 4512 Dixie Hwy. 
weed ake, Tigo Barnston 
to bank) 
454602 Van 
| One block North across trom ante 
LOANS _ $8 SMMUNTTY Loance” 30 EB. Lawrence od 9-7131 
FRIENDLY SERVICE 
WHEN YOU NEED 
$29 to $500 You can get tt. quickly en your 
slenature car or fagntte ure. No 
endorsers. Payments to sult 
budget. We wili be glad to you with Offices are 
  
  
our 
elp your money problems. 
FINANCE CO. N@ Pontiae ae 2pm Bite 
CASH NOW __PAY LATER PLAN. 
monthly, mounts “you one, write or come 
BENEFICIAL   
             
  
  _THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956 
  SIXTY-FIVE__   
NOW IN OUR NEW HOME 
7 Noth Second Fon} Street 
— of Pike 
Loans to $500 
mest plan sued to visit new, 
awaits you 
President, 
Home «& Auto 
Loan Company 7M. Pe 
Hoare: @ to 5; 
LOANS roe te 1 
  to"your tacome.   
Sane reas = cabinet. New a. gi Save 
er PREEZER. vy ROTO- 
fee. OR 3-733, FREEZER, UPRIGHT oF America's best makes. Pri 7 
and food guaranteed for 5 years 
$495 value, $270. Slightly scrate’ in transit" vray se 
393 Orchard Lake 
        
  FE 
  FREEZER 
Wt at 
  
    
  
    
  THE L WAOnER co. 
Extra F he xtra Fast ye tias ; ’ range, trade for boat or sell, 
Ser vice iene + Sop8 CONDITION You ean borrow w Seba auichty % . 
: PRIGIDA! ome mete. without te Good contin. Pic wn BED. 
to 2m months to repay. *S | FRIGIDAIRE, $45; " SOFA AND chairs, $30; é fone chest, se: 
chairs, $30: er cheat, HOUSEHOLD | ‘end table, ase poe Sad table, $10 
;__desk, $18: whatnot, $15. M MI 44114, 
; . GOOD WRING Ww. . 
FINANCE =e Bae ares tee GOOD USED TV SETS. $30 AND 
inaw St. ASB 4 Bldg. ant <..: ra! bers PRAY SECTIONAL BRAND NEW, 
ace Loans 54 FAVE A Magic aaa 
ag hg | 4 ae “wr Saal “LOANS $600 to $1,500 condition. $200, be sold “this . For Lew { purpose, week. #4 Lincoln. bi 
™ or Bot ‘a r 
‘ home Additions oF apents, on week. and 
2, ' or enclose |TRONER, GENERAL ELECTRIC, DN partly constructed. new condition, used 1 » 940, 
4. To build @ garage or on __38 N. Edith, call after 7:30 p.m. 
t Te KENMORE WASHER AND PoRT- 209 Nationa) Building able tub, 635. Good cond. FE 
, OF phone FE Bt td 
Swa - §5 4 
pene rerrwnnnenn| Seaman igen i budeae HOUSE’ oO it, with box and 
plage Sener oll heat, winke . FE between 8 vileges. wit “trade for’ small and ; . Se scant land, or whet have, ceLvinATOR” TOR. hogany chest. ir 62173. 
fim WRIGHT, Realtor - 2 SANT SALE 345 Oakland Ave. 5-044) Price at Ji win. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange |LIKE-NEW SINGER THAN BUICK SPEC. DR. . yr. pea ag over bal. of $11.12 
ae For contract, EM gan,be pat In FE 38-1564 
Ye FORD. SWAP FOR FARM “557 ‘i tractor _or sell. FE 17-6273. ___|" aark’ blue mohatr, exe. cond. & 
are ee. WORTR. clean. Solid wales end tables 
3. Yan Welt i Ons $110, or sell ts rately. FE 3-260. 
w, Se sat f Tuts $26. Binceric polls Re . 
gosSls, Pane sre. "sso ‘Lochaves| Stor. / 435. Wacher, ‘6s. “Bute, 2. vr 7002, 
aki CRYSTALETTE & NE , REER, ¢ 8 NET “LORD S S SPECIALS Poooe_ Pou’ aier $90 Hat 1» A a Epaenaeenel : $3 
Useg TV's, fi on tp.s 
SPECIAL Be BARGAIN. ide-a-bed. from $130.86 up. 
Owner has cut 1004 fo 
a ORD’ Ydoe! Section — late Sritteges| Furniture and Appliances — trade for smalier home ~ (125 W. H rE 
acreage or what have Re. _ “Where w “a Used to Be" 
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor Marie ing OFFER.» PIECE 
345 Oakland Ave. 50441 s 4 ve, _7= apace Sspmotiately. OR 35320 MOUNTAIN OF FLL DIRT TO p.m       for lumber. FE _ 17-8660. or _ are   . WE ARE FRANCHISE DEALERS 
for the famous Eclipse Rotary) 
one = type jawn mowers. eto 
wv 
142 Ww. Huron st WILL SWAP FOR FARM OR SELL. | LJ gol resch bge ' 
Adame Rd. MY 32-2004, | 
_ For Sale Clothing 56 56 — 
YOUNO MAN'S NAVY BLUE 2 button gabardine. Size Slams 
new, $20. Phone’OR 3-540:   
  
  7 betaore ad SUITS. 8 SKIRTS, 2 
—— 12. 3 man’s suits 
cont, & ». 7 man's dress shirts, Size 16-33 
FE 2-1843,   
  ‘BOY'S mayy BLUE surr. SIZE a, 1 man's striped, 3. FE 
S. ste 14| Good condition. | RESSES, $2 To" Skirts, size 26, 
FE §-0355   i GIRL’s CLOTHES, sIZE ie To ig Scout uniform 
29336 size 
  ORLON DINNER DRESS. | 
size 14. 15 items for $10 Curtains, 
_ childs s drapes, $8. FE 5-7146 
Sale Hou hold Goods 871 Regt $100 88 Wringer Models 
APPLIANCES } 
TRADE-INS GUARANTEED | 
Auto, washers 48 50 
Wringer washers . $22.50 big 
Refrigerators . $3995 up 
Vacuum cleaner $7.95 up 
Roy's Replacements Parts & 
Service, 96 Oakland. | 
XK BARGAIN IN RECONDITIONED | small radi FE 5-8755   
APARTM| NT SIZE GAS RANOE. 
our 
Slightly scratched,. ajso several | 
full-size ranges in- electric and)   
  
  
  
\manooany DUNCAN PHYPE TA. 
bie, @x10 rug. Good condition. 
8816. OR 3-881   MATTRESS AND BOX 
new. 
\MAYTAG At AUTOMA 
cond, wo 
Midwest 619000 
t ___—sEasy J Parking. | a WRINGER \ 
Reg. 
Refrigerator 
R 95 $30. Call after 4. FE + 
WASHER. 
50907.   
‘MISCELLANEOUS | HOUSE HOLD 
OR_3-2043 
from Pontiac. MOTOROLA? TV. TABLE, MODEL | was 
Ese   
New 
Appliances B aged Samples 
iJ 
$390.95 Kelvinator 12 ft. $200 
vinator 12 ft. auto. 
with freezer 6378.00 
95 Kelvinator 8 
ir $ 
529.95 Kelvinator Double 
‘13 056 aot ats 00 
i! =. $110 Apt. Gas 
Ran 09.00 
im Ree. * 5120.98 %inch Gas © 
ange 88.00 
a kes $269 85 Deluxe Magic Chet h Gas Range $188.00 
Waite’s Appliances 
B 
Modern sofa bed, two modern Downstairs §tore 
‘A, BED SET step 
tables, ‘matching coffee table, two 
dogorate’ lamps 
PAY 0: 
| PEA NK 4 ORCHARD LAKE AVE: R : 
er, $129.50 value, $59.95 7 C1 cu “PT. GAS REFRIGERATOR, 
36" gas stove both in @ con- 
91. dition. MA 5-6181 as at extraordinary values, Mich- OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, 
‘y Fluorescent, 303 Orchard! “iieces, in exeélient condition ell 
APT. Fate i REFRIG FOR SALE. |; oi : — ONE ELECTRIC TABLE OP 
$45, FE 2-7053, | four burner range. Excellent con- 
AUTO | ELEC RANGE, “PERFECT dition Reasonable 3645 Union 
ondition, Looks like new. First) Lake Rd. EM 33 
$100 takes it, 6612 Rowley 1 bik of Williams Lk Rd 
_OR 3-636. 
BEAUTY REST MATTRESS AND Plastic Wall Tile...2c ea. bo: _roceee player! Unclaimed Linoleum ........ . radio, 
TV, if new Also’ Surplus Paint Dr. pHILCO. © FT. REFRIG., #78. Phong FE §-2306 
$2.40 
$1.40 
other tems. 8 E  Bivd North white Enamel oe $18 
aD. sivoue HOLL YWwooD Harold's Paint & Lino, 
lke new, FE 20638. ! a sEe CONSOLE TV BENDIX AUTO WASHER 278 $80.95. TV antenna kit #0 ‘uarantee mos ann i 7 Flee Co. 1080 W. Haron WALTON T\ 
BENDIX FLECTRIC New, a Eo, dos Delivery. 
and tn: ed. No down payment 
  
   motels — a: vas Bons 
~ "BOTTLE GAS Mew low price. Complete tnsta}- 
lation. Only $10 pine gas. Kenyon 
Fuelgas, OR 3-241 7 
BOODLE BUGGY. $12. BAS- Pearson's Bank Furniture 
sinette with ped. | La OR 24724 42. Orchard Lake Are FE 47891 
EaSH FOR YOUR FURNITURE Seinen 
__o?_wols. _OR 3.2717. ett couch $20 00 
ble top gees range $25.00 
12x12-LINOLEUM $7.20 Waita bat, ile ooo Baa 414 FT. WALL TILE 25c\5 piece breakfast set $i2 90 
4 R, HOUSE PAINT GAL. $1.95 
Se VINTI, INLAID TILE 
ROBBER BASE PAINT, GAL. aye W. HURON. FE 4 
; TREPRIGERATOR iNew innerepring mattresses    
  door 
. Mid- shelves on 
Only $69.95 DRYER. Walton, Cor Josiyn FE 2-2357 
7-PIECE LIVING 
ROOM GROUP 
Modern 2 piece suites, 2 modern step 
ble 
ALL tables) matching coffee ta- 
2 decorator lamps 
FOR $7. PAY 
ONLY $2 WEEKLY 
   
    Trop 
iw 
' ew head Thraadie sewing 
100 machine $14.00 
3.56 Holivwood frames $ 5.95 
i064 24 Odd Davenport 10.00 w metal wardro! 12.5 
$15.96 
mattresses $ 9.96 
S38 used furniture at Giseo on       
       
      T 
& chairs, 3 extra lenves, 2081 W. 
Rochester, 
  104 8. We bi yy, eell & ie tzehanse every. 
soe fe Pood y= F urniture FE 9-6523 Saginaw    
eee 
. TELEVISION. i6* wits. base. Only $50.95, Mid- 
  SED CONSOL 
50.05. TV antenna kit. $9.05. 
WALTON TV 
'Walton, Cor. Josiyo FE 23-2267 
‘BELLS, DAV: "ene oan mn Own MAKES. SIZES 0 
GA. A ae YOUR PICK. 8. 
TERMS, CONSUMERS 
_CO. 28 W. LAWRENCE. PF 54181 USED ED HOTPOINT TRONER | $40.56 
U Refrigerators $74.05 Used bmg $34 8 
ag, | Boe a Norns i canes OS ate 
“| a2 Ts aren : FE “um 
-13 USED RUGS WITH NEW PA 
9x12 tan ips 
Tiax9 American Oriental, $16. FE 
44786. Call afier 6 ex Tues 
USED TRADE-IN 
DEPT. 
Said wiaswewlaiee —s 
Dresser Bt Sine! So : $5:80 size $34.50 
a Barn. a ' o. $4.50 
a aod chair... $30 50 
oA Gintng room set $40.50 
mee TF St tees $89.96 
        } — SE ALL, FOR $9). PAY ONLY $2 WEEKLY Pearson’s Bank Furniture Lake Ave, PE «788i 
  a FE 24004 after § 
SIMMONS to CcoOvUC 
_..g000 condition. MAytair 63046. _ SINGER CONSOLE, ROUN: 
Oe a oe mo. Dealer, FE elses site 
CONSOLE sEWING MA- 
_chine.-$40, OR 30702, 
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 
Portable. tee oe cone 
  SOPA BED, $14. $0; DOUBLE BED 
  radio, $9.50; new 
wood fra: 6. 
terms. Pearson's ‘ 
hard Lake Ave. 
Eg Y¥ 
Complete. Welch Boodle ¥. 
Fyre, Drapes ont Me cond. FE 2 , 
SPECIAL, EUREKA A VACUUM 
3", $60.96. ™ $49.96, 
_R. B. MUNRO. 1060 W. Huron. 
SPECIAL, H W. 
& dryer. $388. R . sews ie. 
Co. 1 Ww.   
  
  
  
  3% in. 
SANS 
9 Ww rv PICTURE TUBE. CHEAP: | lay TV PICTURE TUBE, CHEAP. PE 40952 after ay Se cect. CHAIRG. 
OPRIGHT PIANO AND BENCH condition. Chrome- and four chairs. ae .~ 
condition OR +1960, —   
  
  ¢ cu. RO. B. Retrie. 
Hoover 
CLAYTON'S ~ 
Furniture, Appliances Orchard yg Rd. 
Keego Harbo 
USED ELECTRIC RIC 
WATER HEATERS AL CLEARANCE, 
LIKE NEW. ALL WELL xOWN   
  
  
  THOMAS. ECONOMY 
FURNITURE CO. Convent NT TERMS 
K) * Saginaw St. 
PONTIAC 'H 
WALNUT VENEER © 4 PIECE BED- 
call PE 23741 
    
      SLICE OF HAM For Sale Miscellaneous 60 60).   
   
       
   
     
  A? New dootures”   
Be 
Fomie te, WP. Bunton. MY itis 
    
  
For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
A a UNIPLOW DEEP WELL JET 
pump and tank. Call FE b_ 2-5621. 
POR SALE. HO-   
  7941. 
BOAT Pr. Mas tereraf, Uke pew’ with motor and see s can, Call FE aft. 3:30, 
‘Binks | te © from aes 
| BEARCAT GA cen — end ARDEN | TRACTOR 
ae make, 3 5 E ‘ 
$44.98. y strckched” Mant: *, 393 Orchard -! Ave, - 
Boy's = 
      
  " Plasterboard ......... 8 La 
by Paserponne o Seeneee 
4x8% Plasterboard . ........ its 
4x7% Plasterboard ........... 196 
4x10 and 4x12 also im stock 
25 Ib, Coat | 
25 Ib. Joint cement ie 
250 ft. system HE 
oe he of = 
50 lb. bag of 
4x8 Bid. 
4x8 fir 
  toard? per 100 ft. bag 2” insulation 
MAKE SURE IT's 
BURMEISTER 
Northern Lamber Co, 6le7 
Pontiac EM yall & 
Telegri 
rott 
  
0, HOUSE. ot 
_tieles. Staples eae 
ee ae, . 
COLEMAN OIL 1 FLOOR F ACE with all controls. FURNACE 
73 8. Parke St. 
148 CROSLEY CAR, 
een Washing machine and tubs; 
  rooms suite Cheap. ant gg ol) water og 
Pm size ie ae 7? ‘a 
W “_ . farm m gasoline tank Ww hose; 
ayne re ( Sabert’ s Buo-Tre rm, § room of] heater with ome” and ‘al. of] Appliance Specials tank. The above are ei fn $178.95 Queen ed $ 68.00 pooper condition and wil] ac- 
$250.05 e lp cu, ft. ref, $188.00 on’ 38 reasonable offer 
_"y M rola 21 Gi TV con-@ OR Seale Bef. 7 p.m. 
1900.66 Norge doven gas er WEDDING Pay <a 
cae meres Sy goat, | a Be wot ied ped | f range, lorge 30-inch auto ai'e 6 _at Edward's Outlet, ‘aw. 
‘Stites TO CHOOS DRAW TITE HITCHES 
: ; AY CHROME, OR CADMIUM 21%. Saginaw __ FE 5-6189 
TER O6p 68, Parone | Ea shear he Mm it, ever ches Ae 
pew. $200, Phone OR 3-4300 after és owen ce Dixie Hwy. 
"ORAS ARS Wiae | gtaee Peso T sasinamecania ese AN. BE 7 TRUCK TIRES, §-760-20, 6 PLY. End tabler SP oe cn We pook- | 2, 825-20. 10 ply. Excellent cond . case headboard beds, complete, |_ $75 takes them all. FE 49901. $24; refrigerators $25 up. ranges 
gas & elec, $3 up: beds, all age 
$3 up; TV nets, $25 up; radios, 
b SA new chrome dinette sets, 5 fag 
chests, new & used, _ 
reom sultes, 
room suites, $12.95 up; din. Wi up. be 
fone  _futes. $19.50 up. Man tn Discount Smishcount CALL IT WHAT YOU LIKE UR PRICES ARE 
Pall of HAR 
We have just cused we 
food £8. vege materials, Buy no 
    OUR EASY PAYMENT 
LAY-A-WAY PLAN 
y, eT trade anything. Come 
and look around. 2 acres of 
arking. 
PEN DAILY # TO ® 
SUNDAY 12 rs 
L&8 SALES CO east of | 
Pontiac or 1 mi east a Auburn 
Heights on hebane Rd. M5e | 
FE 23866 FE 50241 | 
For | Sale Miscellaneous 60 
“ANCHOR FENCES No money down, FHA garth 
_FREE IMATES FE 5-747: 
COMPLETE 
HEATING JOB Choice of $8 diff, makes foreed 
air furnaces of astound 85,000 BTU 
& everything vou need from soup 
to nuts, inc]. electrical For aver- 
age house if @ warm & 2 cold air 
runs i 
USE 
OR L 
      are required 
COMPLETELY 
INSTALLED 
OL, $845—GAS $775 | 
x cost if you | 
DO IT YOURSELF 
OIL. $595—GAS $535 
with same service guarantee and 
I show you ‘ww I test & 
adjust at no extra cost. Slightly 
“more if larger furnace, or more or epprox 
CONTRACTOR 
ATTENTION PRE-SPRING a» CLEARANCE   
    
    
    34 bidge r yards ate 
seter 
axes ALL LENOTHS 4c WI. 
7X88, ALL LEN 
OAK _FLOO 
wit 
rr JETE WINDO 8 
BATHTUBS W 
- large stock of 2x6, 2x10, 2x12, 
3x12, all lengths Plumbing, fur- 
maces, steel -beams, radiators, 
ones marble ete. 
AGES TO WRECK ‘. 4 foter TO WRECK 
UNION WRECKING C ‘O. 
MAIN YARD, 21248 W. 8 MI. Job Yard 9600 Gretiot, nr. Harper 
__Dafly 8.30 to 6 Sun. 10 to 3. 
| EASY SPIN DRYER APT. WASH- 
er, With wringer. Dishes, Dr's 
office scales, White crocheted ta- 
_ble cloth. PE 2-1843 
1 FAIRBANKS MORRIS waTER 
softener. Innerapring mattress and 
cot] springs for bunk beds. 1544 
Y Hamiin Rd 2 miles south 
and 1 miles west of Rochester 
3 FENCING Ali Binds of wire and wood picket | 
Posts, steel] & wood Full line of 
fence fittings Getes, alj. sites 
made to order Graham Fence, 
bred Dixie. Hwy. OR  3-1458 
| FIRESTONE “STOVE AND CRIB. 
Good conditwn, FE 2-274 
FOR SALE two “WHEEL METAL 
box tratier,| cheap. Horton wash- 
ing machin ee yra. old, $25. 
Phone, FE $061 FOR SALE: 52-0AL LOCHINVAR 
electric hot water heater. 1 horse 
elect: motor and \y horse mo- 
41036, tor. 
FU RNACE S New forced air oll. Overstocked. 
Selling near wholesale, OR 3.5405. 
FURNACES   
  
s3eeec   
UALITY 
tubs. $48.56; B 
32x21 double " 
LT from_ $10.95. 
  
    
      FREEZE | GAL. 
SMITH’S, 257 S. Saginaw 
LIONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS 
ory parte, Pree test & W. HURON = 
AND FENDER rector, Best offer.   
A 
Sa. tee oY i 
we ie for _MY 3-102. 
} BARREL CHECK OUT REGIS- 
9 ioe for grocery, Call Li 2-6373   
  
  
eee. Breet 
$5450. USED Sawyer cr Viewmasnat 
camera, case Got, 
Graphite = and 
PE 54-0615. 
Sale Musical Goods 62 
CLOSEOUT base a etn PP FPA, As 
oe wed Mure, 
  
  A John R A Ten Mile 
Ras et Bowling Alle 
NEW & USED PORTABLES, WILL 
oll and grease any make 
  172 re 
3 GAL. OIL HOT WA: wares ‘ueaT. th so 
er, oungs chair, wing chair, 
condition, Cheap. 
oll “HOT ‘WATER HEATERS. IN 
we 4 eondition, 
TO 
Put. : ‘new garage y Genre. r ines. +5654, 
PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE, ine geet ag OR +1217 OR 
J PACHOUD WRECKING _0O— 
| A} 
  201 Dixie Hw, PE 56-0108 
“PENNY PAINT SALE 
House Pompe L'galion ........ $3.98 
Qnd gallon at le... . cesses 1 
Two gallons for .... ........ $2. 
Rubber base paint, gel ...... $3.00 
Roller or Loge le i 
1 gal. FLOC roller TC _ $3.90 
LOOR SH 99 8. Saginaw Bt. or Sto 
PICTURE WINDOW OUTSIDE 
frame. — = | $4, val- 
ue for $25. Phone OR 3-04 
POST er PORCH | Cae 
- iron - posts, 
value, $8 com- 
stead selection ~ lighte for every 
bouse at terrific walose 
Michigan Fluorescent, Or- 
chard Lake Ave. 
RADIO APPARATUS, POLICE aiarm for sale, new, $45, om 
3008, °* equipment, Phone Oakland 
BOMEX, | BY THE COTL, 4 Bs... Wall boxes for duplex Bons 
bowes 
Roofing and Siding 
Combination Doors 
Insulation 
M. A. BENSON S40 5 Segina © FE 4-2341 
4 INCH SOIL PIPE 9—?t- 
Sump Pumps $28.50 
UMBING SUPPLY 
_FE_5-2100 
= 
tee - ~gd om range fuse $9 95. Thomp= 
Perry st   
' 
SAVE. 
172 8. Saginaw 
54” 4x8 PLYSCORE   
    
    de “368    
  
  
   ere, PR Aide 
SPINET PIANO 
we oe motes, et 
  dock. 
    
  A ROAD GRAVEL ¥ YOR FF RUN 
a ee Oe a eel eet etn iceaecioa 
fit i Cyt ebke ban |e 
~~, Mi id eas ) GRAVEL, BLAGE 
Talbot Lumber | — mack sa onl basem. 
    oS Tron § Shrubs 8 
POR ee: =e   
  
  
  
    
For Sale mz 72 
; ys xonens roe pai 
on. ec. taeen als 
Fis “ohie N ester » OL 
five Market at, 
‘ei,   
IGH PIANO oR. wALE. 
Orpont Fin after 6:30. FE 46000. 
Sale Office ce Equipment 63 
pom sale ONE OZALID BLL 
lined printing machine, 
220 V. Delta duplicator, eed | 
model. One electric type- 
—_— All of the sbove are te 
very good condition. Swanson “Associated Inc. MI +2440 
STENOTY PE Figree sale, Call M . 
UsED CTO MAS 
chine, ewer “on and 
ehatr, show Case, $15 two-way Wireless inter-com set 
, ie Ave Phone FE 
+0501. °° ° 
Sale Store Equipment 64 
BARGAIN, EQUIP. “AND STOCK, 
cery and meat, market. Plus 
Seer os Ey wine license. Compircte 
for ¢ Have to racate OR- 
nae 3-3780. 
MODERN 6 GROCERY SHELVING, “TT ft Islands. 2 ment peasee a “perator beef cooler, & 
ft. ond cabinet. a fraction 
of original cost. 3337 Auburn Ra, 
Auburh ’ Heights. 1200 
SHELVING, 6 FT. MEAT CASE. 
~- register, scale, and slicer 
In good condition. MArket AST, 
~ Sale Sporting Goods 65 
GUNS - BUY ~- SELL TRADE 
16. “Bagley st. 
GUNS-BUY SEL L-TRADE 
Burr-Shell, 375 8. Telegraph + 
“MERCURY MOTORS({ 
SALES AND REPAIRS 
“ANDERSON HDWE. 7182 + yezonare 
FREE PARKING FOR = 
« Week days 6:30 to 
Sunda ¥ 
Guns — __ Burr-she! 
_ Sand, , Gravel & Di & Dirt 66 6 
me DRIVEWAY 1 GRAVEL, ty "8. ‘*   
." 
aie TRADE   
  
~~ Wanted isaac 73   
NTED TO BUT: 
al iy Forrest Jones, Maple 3.308 
__Sale Fa Farm Pr Produce 7 75 
APPLas, #11 1 BU 50 UP.) HOMESTEAD 
Orchard, $469 Orchard Lk, Rd. 
CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES, 
several varieties, Jack Coch- 
ran, Orion 
MY 
POTATOES Gus AND MANURE. 
7-9904. 4350 Morgan Rd 
“Sale Fa Farm mn Equipment 7 76 
FERGUSON . 
CASE INDUSTRIAL AND FARM TRACTORS   
  
  
BLADES. {BACK B HOES, LOADERS PARTS AND one 
Hot GHTEN ik SONS 428M. Main, Rochester OL, 1-0761 
1953 FORD TRACTOR 
WAGNER LOADER & 
DIGGER. CHEAP. 
| FORD TRACTOR WAG: 
NER LOADER AND 
BLACKHAWK   
    
USED TRACTORS & 
IMPLEMENTS. 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. 
    one evenings | For Sale Housetrailers 78   
  re 4 Setat Ws 
            
        _NO DOWN PAYMENT — e 
ae ee 1 
’ 
  
          all "times. are rit gatege. foul 
       
   
         
   
   
     
       
    
(600 8. Telegraph 
Orchard Leake    
Win! Win! | 
New Ford “teachir 
New Ford 250 Baler 
At Our Giant | 
Sales Jamboree} 
Week 
COME IN AND REGISTER 
March 31 Through April 7 
-. At Your Authorized 
- Ford Tractor Dealer — 
Pontiac — 
Tractor & 
Equip. Co. by vig                  
    
            
        
        
        
    
    
            
                   
                      
   
      
       
  
      
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For Sale Cars 91 as Se Ge a... _For Sale Cars 4 
- National 
Motor Sales ee 
“We will sell you.a car, 
even if your credit has |" 
been turned down else- 
“4 GMC. . where.” 8 x 
NEW AND USED $39, 501 Dn. rf   
“AWAY THEY GO! 3146- MW QUNS. 8 EXD. B&B. WW. I! 153 De Soto Firedome 8..........00cc0eccees 89 EAS ONES” RECONDITIONED 
bigabrreina "33 Chev. 2 Dr..... F 30 seavane ‘oak ae es ; / USED CAR SPECIALS   
   
    
  
      
      
   
   
    
         
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
        
  
  
  
    
      FE 59485 FE 4-4531| No co-signers CLIPPER be: | , | | 
IG Goovrolet panel , No piso loans a motle “raneminie, white 3151 i 5 000 9,000 Ford pick TOWARD LARE INC. || '53 Plymouth 2 D : | ie sedan th “uae HOWARD ) LARE, NC. ymout 3163 Chapeesessresene 5 5 Ca dill : $3595 ‘ ‘ ‘ 7708 Orchard Lake Keego ee ‘ ** 
i  apteewete a wearee.| Immediate Delivery ‘vor are WILL ACCEPT $4 Ford 2 Dr th i ac COURS sees = >. A air brakes We Hold Your Note mi = Qutboara a _mators, beett,  euls f ; or Vie eee seer rem ar eee meenaeeneneeee 1s Car 1s * $2495 
wate 4 erteer axe wr) BUY, RTE: ay Here | Ti ee | ar oda tates | 3016 '55 Packard ............ 5 MICHIGAN'S LARGEST; MOTOR SALES PO aie Laks rR. "7, X— BILL"SPENCE 54 Pontiac 4 Drow... cece e eee eee ee eee or aaa, ” really loeded—Torsion ie : 
GMC DEALER. 1m _8.- SAGINAW ay bt SAVE. CHEAP. | 02 onsiene ave__PE +1329 3114 : ND_AT CASS ____"| “$6 CHEV, BEL AIR 2 D_ FULLY | St FORD VicTORIA Good cies gar 82 Harry Rie: ae. . ‘SS Buick Riviera . .. .$2345 ~ Auto Insurance —90A Gest: a Fe 40738 fa- overdrive. $1,000. 9400 af ye Sie weaenaces | 33 Fa ‘45 2) eee 3152 die sie epee cere s ist Contre, kena ? 
roondeg "by Senge Renrankcg | juiggtooe 6 vie. oe. Fe | POND, TE, Rem tee | UP TO $900 J.) ois. super 88../ 1'55 Buick tot ieee $1895 ei ndat hte Bs SHARP “Gf GHEVIE CLUB COUPE. Rarer Auto Sales, EM} DISCOUNT caecieneel euuintniidineiaaale “| Radio and heater, Dynaflow and whiken: 
Sate eg renee, FE bits, PE ‘eh co Perments us | W FORD SORE DIE TARE OVER) | PomTIAC RETAN. STORE, FORD RANCH WAGONS , and heater, Dy 945 
sit | iS FORD ¥,OR- HEATER. G60B) ‘x PONTIAC CATALINA. 1 OWN: || 'S4 Mainline, OD. — 154 Plymouth clb. sedan.$ 
FORD SALES fadlo, heater, cic. FE 3-004. we Lustom,: (7.2. i Very low niileage. . oe 63011 : ~ 
ae poe Dias Ei | se Moigay Darren Wome ; 93 Ford Victoria ....... $ 895 
yr _ FAIRLANE 4 DRS. s is. ; 
ABASY ED JONES” | '33 Mere harcton. CUSTOMLINE 4 DRS. - ||'53 Chevrolet 2 door..... $ 795 "fis S. ey SRGINAW * a Ford tar TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Radio and heater, very nice. 
bess Pe con Ton SATE POR saLB Soe inmasine soe. 3169 . ‘52 Buick Riviera Dae » 745 
a to Newer R OVERDRIVE. RA sa. HU RON MTR. SALES "$1 Ford Convertible. ........ ee eenees ale be: Baw $395 Special, radio and heater. w ‘wall tires. 
DR. Mi 7-01 982 W. Huron _PE 2.2641 306 
| ~°S1 KAISER 2DOOR _ | mst" Powtac—xoy—"wipms , 6 F538 Studebaker.Champ..$ 695]. Real sharp title green job with | Barvce Sno Euisow Ben || 49 Ford .crevseeeeeceeeeceeeeeeecsee eee: $125 | A gas niser with OD: - 
Se Le BEE SESE abies ame mer pe 272 |'52 DeSoto sedan ....... $ 595 = Pon x iT: | TINCOLN ins § CAPRI COUPES, 3 "a Dodge pick-up. a neat "$9 De Soto ..ccccecccccecceeevereeecs tenes $145 | Radio and heater, w’wall tires, a sharpie. 
: wr . $395 FULL PRICE Sree. ha “mie P| Ran poeer_ oe | motor SALES ; 3174 |'52 Pontiac ........ Leees $ 595 rh 7 ® CHEV COR” NEW TInEs, Bob Frost, Inc. South Bivd. at Woodward Pe eese || "50 Studebaker ..,........cccceeeeeeeee ....$170 iH Heater only—but a very nice car. ~ : RING COMMUNITY battery ind brakes. Clean. LINCOLN MERCURY AND | 61 F ROCHE sh NTORA CAE 3076 1'53 DeSoto V-8 Ford 
+ . MOTORS’ ‘oo 7Se Ge oF 48. 850 S. W "OODWARD- ig PONTIAC SEDAN. MOTOR In Ss . epoio be or Or, 
See CHEVROLET “EA ASY ED ) JONES" Mr oreo BRMINOH on| fe condition. ew mut. i} '52 tudebaker ....0.0.ccscceeseesesce seuss $295 Almost NeW ......6200 2 ws 
~ ot : TIS S. SAGINAW. ~ | HNCOLN were | Seta Spree ss ||. 3068 ar See RADIOS TE fagio, heater, all power, wpotiah ™ peg Gi DESOTO” RUNS GOOD. vis. | 804 driving lights, a Srtine Carnie Beowc- |) '51- Pontiac 6 fi cseesc cscs cece eds ee wlww we cles $395 5 000 5,000 
CENTRAL | *c22cekig, sages | Bob Frost, “Inc. St scutes Spates |] + , 3170 yo! 
LINCOLN-MERCURY | HARP CARS! | SC RGOE AED | mabisttatonrse (|S! NSN 2 Descente s195.|| Free—5,000 Merchants Green 
§ | oe ae Taylor Chevrolet Sa Sales. M1_6-2200 BIRMINON JOrdan 63833 Tiss. SRC INA sin. & 3167 ne Stamps With Each Purchase! RTA, RTT rumtakp Gos. oupaat’* | MERORY IPE CRoM,* ROOK Jack W. Haupt 90 Studebaker ......+..ecseeeereeerecee $ 95 
Seren ied we | aster ties” “wales Le! Bob Frost, Inc.| Cx W- | 3161 . We Have Terms to Suit Your LOOK! Choice rage, beter, Guematis,. wate LINCOLN MERCURY AN AND Pontiac Sales 48 Pontiac Coupe (Olds Motor)........-.... $195 ; Budget 
A i Lake Orion Motor cae 850 S. WOODWARD 1956 Pontiae demo's, company car || 50 Ford Coupe .........2.--. cece eee e eens $195 
_ NEW CAR mpord "Mercury BIRMINGHAM | sgnn| Seunrompment bw session, Sey | 4.000 MILE OR 90 DAY GUARANTEE 
_TRADE-INS va Fone er AL Mado; neues, peter ncerng | Open highs ul Wise SC H UTZ Motor S brakes. Low eage. $2. = | 
peers | CENTRAL | ee | ees . | ~ math buon Bower Fits | LINCOLN-MERCURY | DOD | rost, In nc. “ied Sa Gace — | DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer . ; Pike Sts. es e rs j es i ‘ : 
poeta _ Pe Es BS eS ROR D | (emt twas re ea 147 S. SAGINAW ST 912 S. Woodward, Birmingham 
STOP Mn entree ee | , | MIdwest 4-7811 
| Bear Reese | and Boab Frost Inc.| OLIVER'S sper SAN iG 2M. — OPEN — 
| Reh ae Siweye serviced SHOP! " |) FE 5-4101 FE 5-3588 |j 8 A.M. til * OP, M.   
  
  Low mm LINCOLN MERCURY AND »| here. CONTINENTAL DEALER 1 ' 
, "U4 ord Mandtop. Vitoria, Porde- | 55 PONTIAC CAT. $1865) 850 S. WOODWARD”, BU ICK ———— ——— —_— $$$ 
custom teen | S4ePONTIAC WGN. $1495 | sar 2200 Lanner" e303 | Seoutitul 2 tone. None cleaner. MI_ 6-220 
: 54 FORD 2 DR. 8...$945|1 _— ‘SS RAMBLER “HARDTOP . 
MENT AG wT | 8 PONT. 2 Dr 8. $5 mee mare me} Better DON'T BE M ATT| EWS 53 FORD 8 CL. CP. $895 _ s — | | 
| Pees 53 DODGE 84 DR.. 5845 Teese | Buys | | Se ALE 53 DODGE 6 4 DK. S3es| TRANSPORTATION | ‘| | | | A RG QE A VES 
eg (um | 83 CHEV. 2 DR......§745 eon | 
Sete 288 ott Chevrolets With CAR TROUBLES     
52 PLY. STA. WG.. .$625   
    
  
  
  
    OLDSMOBILES —_| 52 DES. V-8CL. CP. $595 CARL'S VAUTO SAI ES, |'S3 Chev. 4dr. .....$ 765; - 3 - 52 DODGE 4 DR... ..$545 1983 ) OLDSMOBILE sure R oe : : 
NEED - NEW AND USED 52 FORD V-8. 4 DR. $545| Radio and he 51 Chev. Coupe ....$ 365. . — 
FOR 4 GOOD DEAL 51 FORD CONV.... .$565 ve a8 | 
‘95 “PONTIACS) TAP SN stery she a CENTRAL 53 Chev. 2dr. .....$ 76 TURN To , , 50 CHEV. 2 DR...... 3| LINCOLN-MERCURY ['50 Chev. 4-dr. ..... $ 185 . M aM MOTOR SALES| Coucuren & SON |ABFORD « DR... 995| Opes | OC "| . ‘53 Chevrolet 210 ....... $ 945 ie oe YOUR eames 4 48 OLDS. 2 DR....... $95 ; 51 Chev. 4dr. ..... $ 395) The Family is sure to like this Light Blue & Ivory 6 4 Dr., with 
A = sien : w|i amc sauce orauen SM PICKUP . gcvccess $95 naan. Loaded fed. with “extras, tr $4 Chev. 2dr. .....$ 935 x e a Equipment including Radio & Heater. Powerglide. Come - see 
Af ‘anted Used Trucks q CADILLAC K 4 DOOR. “ . - Spotle Q £ : : R . side wags. Geet RIEMENSCHNEIDER new-car supenesaes. Today's spe-| , 7 ~ i i 
« .s | — = rae Ai 28 | DODGE-PLYMOUTH | Shea s"rmn Fe RAT |ISS Chev 2d oo SUMS 3 | ‘53 Buick super hardtop. $1175] 7 i Z “Vicagre pours : ins A c a "| Hard to spell. easy to deal with. P s , : : Red & Ivory. Now at a price that means business. This one is | : 3 - ’ = Red ed tnd se aray low mile- 24, Fpnn, cuore a . F Haskins Chev. [ Pontiacs For Dependable Trouble-Free . clean and ou Teceived careful attention. Redio & Heater, Hydre- 
; aS CHEV., 1955 BEL AIR V-8, DOOR, “t ASY ED TONES” ate way at the _ one | to 
= RSE |e AE | Te ete (Gere pee a SP ae... Summer Driving! |'55 Chevrolet hardtop . . .$1995 <= ___ for Sale Trucks 90 _ Posy gear tae tp ae | 3. = FORD.O- etter — mask fo for Mr Mr Dose 32 Pontiac 2-dr. ... $ 645) finish ‘wits “Radio. & Rosier’ Pewersiice tra,tone ren 2 we FORD, CONV. 
“Seen MSA Hoskins Ch ote ‘fioo.” Ft a ——__-|+5] Pontiac conv. »..$ 695)] 'S4 Ford 2Dr. 5.8 044 °S3 Plym. 2:Dr. ..$ 644 | CSKINS UNV. | so sip cust —apoon| | LIKE "EM CLEAN? : 75 | ‘$3 Pont. Cata. ...§ 899 "55 Ford 2Dr. ...$1144 1] '53 Chevrolet 210 2 door. .$ 895 1) roo} "S ; - a ¢ & 5 
Dixte Highway at M16 Pork o-Matis, 4008, PE 22003. LIKE 'EM 53 Pontiac 2-dr. ...$ &75 |] ~ ._? ‘ Nites ‘ttl . | 752 _2-Dr. ..$ 499 '5 .2-Dr. os. This rane regen, ES press aa Sate tee any ig FORD, cus TOM 3 DOOR. PR ICED LOW? 'S5 Pontiac 2-dr 1735 | Plym 2-Dr $4 1 Chey, 2-Dr $ 244 The te tt val You can't find one Finer or Cleaner, Two tone @ 
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2 Rem oe _ Be, trasiamigsion. 3,000 paint |- ore 914"° 1 54 Pon. dix. 4dr. $1099 "54 Merc. hdtp. ..$1399 | 
0 RE eb ONES" HOWARD LARE, INC. | THEN HERE /'50 Pontiac 24r. ...$ 95 | °53 Olds 88 4-Dr...$ 899 55 Dodge st. wg. $1799 115] Ford custom 8 2 door.$ 595       
  H Ch Berar 2105_Orchard_Lake Ra.” Keego ee ae 5 | ‘4 Chev. 2Dr. ...$ 44 ’S3 Ford 4Dr. ...$ 699 || pressing tre tone Bue, tote of mu as , 54 Pont 4-dr. ...$1295 ro it per gallon with Overdrive, 
kins oe SAGINAW. YOU ARE! omc | 953 Merc. 2Dr. ._$ 844 °52 Buick hardtop § 744 || Bade Meter 
         
     
   
         
         
      
   
    
    
        
                
  
    
        
    
    
     
           
  4 hts | cma 3, DF, ET sc Heke? : ; 1°35 Ply wi $16" 4 eS 4 m—. 55. =: BRIGHT 1955 PONTIAC ... $2025} _ Buicks 1 pee Ply. Bel.-st. w. $1699 3t Plym. 2-Dr. ..$ 244 || S Chev. 4 dr. sia. won.. .$1095 
4 : > & DUMP. ; Catalina, radio, heater, | | 52 Ford 4-Dr. :* -$ 499 54 Stude. st. we. $ 999 | Vacation Special Buy now the Price ts Low, the car ts excellent, 
a seeps aor SPOT hydramatic and white +54 Buick 4dr. ,....S1495 || 54 Olds Su. 4-Dr. $1499 °53 Ford rch. wg. $ 899 |] Beulboea with Raaio'd Heater : = \ wall tires. . Tosa pty De ’ 53 Chey. 2-T 99 |}! | 
= an #, esta ; e155 Buick H'top ....$2195 || 24 Plym. +Dr. ..$ 44°53 Chev. 2-Dr. “f {| 91 Nash Ram. sta. woagn..$ 495 4 5 ~ SPECIALS "5 Olds Holiday C P $2295 | 1955 CHEVROLFE1 $1395 . = | 53 Dodge 2-Dr. ..$ 699 53 DeSoto 4:Dr. -$ 699 | Radio & Heater, Overdrive, Immaculate Excellent Maroon Finish 
Af. ° sees 8 Ford ‘Wygramatic. Radio. — Hester. | 2door, extra nice one, |'53 Buick 4-dr. .....$1185 | +54 Ford reh. wg. $1299 '51 Ford 2-Dr. ...$ 2441], 
og ig retenaioeret mie-|'55 Merc. Monterey $1945| 1953 CHEVROLET $ 750/'S2 Buick 2dr. .....$ 595]] 'S2Chev. 2Dr. ...$ 499 '52Ford rch, wg. $ 699 |] ‘53 Buick super hardtop. .$1195 ; ame, iss ‘Seas _ Sedan. Mere-O-Matic, “Radio & Stout with reeionally 54 Buick 4dr. .....$1695 - Everyone emit, want, itis ong ee tone Rea 2 _-LYOry, Beautiful 
Coronet 6 Fordor Powerftite | '55 Ford Fairlane...$1745) clean. 1°50 Buick 2-dr. ..... $ 295 ; ‘ 
ramen in "Hot'a"soraicn'oo'm| Sudan, Demecgamnen,” Resi a. »}, $10.00 DOWN DELIVERS $10.00 DOWN—SMALL PAYMENT. & While 1953 PONTIAC ...$ 895) '51 Buick 2-dr. ..,..$ 445/] ° W 
ort DeSoto vow 58 Buick 2 Dr..... $1798 All equipment, you'll ye CARS LISTED BELO | "30: Chev. Cl. Cpe... ccc ccccceen ence eer 
Lestat, aietng, Peretgisce | Two was Oreee, Ratio 6 Mester.| like it | Fords ‘1 Ford 1%4-Ton Pickup °S1 Chev. 14-T. Pickup HO dows UY TOT BeMter, Reconditioned and Guaranteed. 
“meen * cet ee Ue CHE SROLEI $ 675) vee a eae | 52 Kaiser 2-Door ’51 Ford Sta. Wen. "90 Dodge 2 Drisccceicicsciessesnecenenecas $345 ‘ $55 PER MONTH : Heater Visor. W-Wall Tires ae deluxe, new cor- 83 Ford 4 dt. veces SES9S Sl’ Pontiac Catalina 5] Mercury 2-Door Grey Finish, Heater Just like new Interior, #10 ows. 
4 Foatiet Star Chie! 54 Buick Riviera. . $1795 on _|'33 Ford 2-dr. ......$ 895 | °52 Ford 2-Door "52 Chevrolet 2-Door 1°49 Chev. 4 Dr. Dix........ < 
“deluxe extras, Benaainte 2, Dr Full, Power 1950 PONTIAC ...§ 195 — ; : $ 345 . Redio & Heater. Many Good Miles Ich te tls one. ‘s0 down, 
"54 Dodge Cor.6 Fordor. heater, Wai Tires Good transportation a [52 Ford dr. 2.054.995 an . —e ™ PER MONTH "$3 Pontiac Cat.. $1095 priced low. SO) Ford 2dr. ceases S$ 165 ‘, . CONVERTIBLES 49 Pont. 4 Dr. 8.0... 0 ccc cece eee eeneecs oe -$295 
"S Plym. Savoy Fordor mamaie, gRetie & Ber. 1951 HUDSON ....$ 195 50 Ford Coupe ....$ 165 "4954 Pontiac. Convertible |] Sha Dave Gis dowar “ Mester, Mycramatie, Bring he Pamay 
ide eo wy, 153 Olds Holiday C Specially priced for to | gags, 1935 Ford Convertible | '50 Ford Cust.8 4 Dr..........6., wane $395 ae ‘33 Dodge Station Wagon a 2: sae day. 51 Ford 2-dr daaie »$ 345 1954 Ford Convertible | Original Brown Finish, Radic & Heater, Overdrive. = 
83 DeSoto Club.Cou Wal Tiree. | 1951 KAISER .....$ 289|'49 Ford 2dr. ......$ 145 - , 
LO wn we (| 'S8 Nash 2 Dor: $US Like new, a real value, | : 
_b* $3 Ford V8Fordor | 3 aie 1951 CHEVROLET $ 225) 2 LT fF dj 
he i w2 1 $1495] ae miss this, a real (2 \ / My r+ i tarolc urner, Of 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1956. 
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4 _ | how business experience ts a Te - gee Nee “4 UM Plans Remodel . | | : a .. | eling as impressive as Sid’s, has con- aa ae Tod S$ d Pp a F W t 
Arthur Attempts) See's “S Radio Programs -- [Farmer Wrifes jor oid'Ann arbor scoot @ AUTHORIZED to " ik ) * $3,750 to $10,000 weekly, WIR, (700) «= CRLW, (00) WWJ, (950) «= WCAR, (1180) | WY, (1270) = WPON,.(1080) = WIBE, (1000) ANN ARBOR @® -— Remodeling | EMERSON—CBS 
p " /| $id were swapping ag Rit Beet ae f 0 e he begin this summer on the old | CROSLEY—BENDIX 
/ \ she wasn't : : Bruce : 2:00—W. ‘Ann Arbor High School building, 1,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS 
_ Insiders Report Singer! sic. er © : Rome a WOK: Toor George WWs, Bose Mumectinn ‘| Was Distraught,’ Says io be soot by the Undvershy. at] WITH EACH NEW TV 
Unhappy Over His Too; “She figures she’s ready to go ae pase Cheeren | Sports and . WPON Goes Calling Wenn wees Roo Mcleod | Wisconsinite to FBI Men Michigan. PURCHASE ‘é, " 
7 - jon her own,” ‘it’s relayed. 4:36—WIR, Bob 11:36—WIR, Musie | 10:00-—WJR, Arthur Godfrey WPON. News, Nelson Bddy 2 
‘Humble’ Salary rn Re naz iden | $aik'SS'ie ome |tumcwm tee Deen | When Arrested - |e wivenity samme ott JACOX TY 
By ATRA BAER chitis for the past three weeks—| Wout. ot Masts Bop New Temple | ORLW. Dud CHICAGO. & — A Wisconsin|*P&8t shout $3,800,000 to renovate Jj 489 S. Saginaw FE $-4620 te FRIDAY MORNING 5 — oe it for social NEW YORK (INS) — Frank} “ll give the cos in Las Vogas'| ‘wit Tir Et 4 ane ae eee WIR arthur SOAR, Caravan, of farmer who wrote a threatening use as & science and 
Parker was advised—by « Las|® &¥. Phil opens in Las Vegas’) Ww, har sxe | ww i MTT court earries| gee WIN Wenes Warren (ittter to President . Eisenhower language. building. 
Vegas columnist —he was “ready|iviera Club in May with a brand CELW, Lewis Jr. ware, Pree CRLW. Mary Mores Wwi, Wee jee says he really had ho intention : 
to go it alone.” Rumored ripe for|"¢¥ &¢t. ia oe eee oe ae ee WCAR, Pontiac High Schoo! SKLW. Bua Device of berating whe President, “th 
ne albegolie pqrend. ith on who plays Doberman) . slong wren Events Wied Bo Ow Weentay WPon, ee Cub 109° | You have @ dangerous killer iy Ww , } ms ” AAA/ 
porter) Frank returned to the red-| “as sort of » crooked straight | Yinn’ snees se CKLW. Guy Nunn oa ee $:30—WIR, House Party  |%0 deal with, eS See a) 
head's show this week. T ” : WPON, ‘Record ‘Room ee Secs, ee News. ‘Tor George | Ww, Weekday letter sent to the President by % . © spike) man.” Nat Hiken, Phil's writer, | SCOT) n ames e andy | 9 Pe WCAR, News, Music WXYR, John Marek, 39, a farmer of “ was played) says he won't write the club | ww. People are Punay | ‘ww. Bcb’ Mazwell TON News, Ponti WIBK: Don Mcleod | Withsee, Wis. He was arrested by a except “Hearts and Flowers.” material, Phil will do it himself. | WXY% Baw. Morgan Say ome ==> Ww, Weekday WAR, Caravan of Mustel covet Service agents yesterday on| 4 “You Jook wonderful,” Frank | Doberman has become very WiBK, Sewn Melekey Shore wae ee Sa. Coe Ww, for Day | 4:00-—WJR, Parade of a charge of writing and sending o PON, News, Record Room | WCAR, ; ventured to Mr, G. (who does | snooty since the eighth-graders in| *: Precinct _ panne] Dene ce ee Wats, Waurst, spore | threatening letter to the Presi soi fook wonderful . . . tanned, trim school elected him| Warn’ Reuse Nemerrow | “awa” an WPOR: Pontive Part Chas dent.” 4 a Philadelphia WXYE, ww. : one Pes WIBK. News, Don Mekeod ‘ and fitter than he has im iclass mascot last week. “On ac- Ge a poe, Capes FRIDAY AFTERNOON News, Spinorame Secret Service agents said that 
months.) count I'am moving in intellectual) WPow Record Ww * Howe, Gentile, Binge | #:00—W Jack White , Cummunity Chest jin the letter, dated March 2%, 
“You look ” Mr,|colcles.” ~ one wae eae ee Sam] Weve News’ winter” | “ers 3s, Muse, Mel =| Marek blamed the chief executive "You great,” countered Mr. Sik ca WWJ, News from WRC Boe "2 CEIW Newe Ken fin ww), —— ¥ io |for financial setbacks on his farm, 
Grea ocualy Need es | rams Tan Bg. Dereon” snes] SHE Se TL, | ba Bescon - | Sem sams | Gee Seay | Apentn. nid hls frm is compete 9 was ° . | . WPON, rar! ; . r 
After Frank finished singing his| firmly that being replaced ' Mike sino WR, Teading Question woBR. ewe, Bhuge enti gl Time for Music WON, es Weekend ona Eanes - CYCLONE FENCE 
first song, Mr. G. said: “You| Wallace was the “biggest surprise” ae Bas iy Coffee Was, Pye, Saeaeete 000-7, Witham Gheches ' with . 
sound like a million,”’ and then/|in his life and not a pleasant one.| cxtw. Bob and Ray- 9:20—WIR, Music Bal x so WXYZ, Wattrick, Sports The letter read: .. : 2a vad 
Frank managed a genuine smile. lick yanks high in the current) Wow, Eee gee) Orie WaYR, Feed Wall, WCAR, Music in the alr CHL, Bédie Chase, Be & Home you ee Also protect your lata, Sowers, heme. Make your yard 8 ants 
But this didn’t stop Frank |diffident school of .emcee-ing,| "RTE, Remy Dene | Sour Sent Binge | 1305-38, fond of, ale WPON, News "Toil con. bar. Biase, to you bee than fence of other from catapulting out of the |where instead of saying let's-give| Wx¥s, Vandercock Won, Sate ee | Wath ‘Paul Winter | 6:90—WIR, Music Mal ig agg again fc Par Pra No Send for il stedio, giving the brush to fans |the-little-girl-a-great-big-hand, pro- WIBR Rowe Mickey Shorr | ovee—W 2m. Wiliam Gheshan WJBK. News, Tom George Wate. Nove” batsnat | Sekt Pe ae co gt booklet. Just. say send me the free booklet 
peared : ceedings are On CiDtOe, | SS OWIN, eck Cares sich | WPOM, News, Patter Patrol] ORLW. Gnase | the ‘responsible party will go too.”|| ‘aat tell me how I can fence my | 
Over at Godfrey headquarters] Jack says he’s looking over | ww, Mave ty Lows LE’ fect! Tom cesrge | ‘wwo" teen muboliand WOAR. Bpinorems Wetted | Marek, appearing before U.S||  TEmple 2-200! _ 1925 E. Hancock Ave, they’re saying Frank has- been scripts with an eye to a BOW) cKLw, Ted McCoy WOAR, Roundup News Winter ‘WPOR, Serenade | Judge Bentley Pike, said: ; Detroit 7, 
“grumbling for months.” Not a| *ries. Be ; , "When I “wrote the letter I Office Open Scturdey 
cam of T's! Rod Steiger, who landed in d — Er | 1a Pr 4 Walme daar , , 
tne Prank ft to hs malay Ra Seer, whe, Mees ©! _ "Todays Television FroQrams - -)ne ws amma had toe much humility howling little interest in TV offers. ee ; for investigation by the federal , 7 
HER OWN SHOW Rod played “Marty” in the original Programs furnished by stations listed ty this column are subject to change without notice. ent. fam. Ageita sald tard, mn 
Over at Sid Caesar’s headquar-|telecast and turned down the)" (00s 9 wane. Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel. 8—CKLW-TV | who left his. wife and children on , 
ters insiders (an “insider” is any-|movie role because he didn’t think = ——|their farm Jan. 18, has been work- | Everyone's Swinging Over to Flash! 
ny a TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | micre of new series. Imitator| Colorland.. (1) Charm Kitehen.|ing as a lathe operator in Chi- | : : oe ee 
e studio elevator) are = 6:00 — (1) Superman. Scientist| George Kirby extra guest. (9) News, Shoppers Show. —. ve Yonder thet folks 
The’ real reason for Nanette| He good-naturedly admits this : 1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. om = ither lack-of-| «« teaches his new formula to his|19:30—~(7) Ed McKenzie Musicade.|** Fach sou got caret, quallly ey 
Fabray’s exit is ne was a slight error in with mu-|1:80——(4) Jean McBride. At Least He Went Dressing, the fast pet parakeet and foreign agent) Salute to Michigan city mu- a on peetble tervee. . . an 
love nor money. Nanette wants) and was the first to send Ernest : 1:55—(4) Fran Harris,  ..-~- - : 
show Oscar-congratulations| steals the bird in “Whistling| sical guests. (2) Eddie Cantor] 1:55— BOSTON @ = Sen. Charles W are NO P PROB 
her ome chose eenine an Oscarcongratulations) Fird.” (9) Circle 9 Theater. Roy| Show. Comedy. 210012) Robert Q Lewis. (Ol ojeen (Rtshiand) wan intent wi] ter heat tensed Steet The snub-nosed dynamo, whose | wire. Rogers helps capture crooks|11:00—(7) Soupy's on. Variety with) Hour /to let a bad case of laryngitisjy ‘*? % seconds 
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